Condominium · Long Island City
STAR-LIC-1
5-18 51 Avenue, Long Island City, NY
A three-home elevator condominium on 51st Avenue with keyed entry and a five-story profile.
- Homes
- 3
- Stories
- 5
- Record year
- 2017
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Building facts & amenities
Building record
- Address
- 5-18 51 Avenue, Long Island City, NY
- Ownership
- Condominium
- Homes
- 3
- Stories
- 5
- Record year
- 2017
- Public sales
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Record year is the dated building-record year; it may differ from construction, conversion or completion. “NYC” identifies the city tax record; “DOB” identifies the Department of Buildings filing.
- Door service
- Virtual · no staffed doorman
- Elevator
- Elevator
- On-site pool
- No
- Fitness
- Not confirmed
- Parking
- Not confirmed
- Shared outdoor
- Shared space not confirmed; private outdoor in select homes
- Laundry
- Washer/dryer hookups · confirm home
Services reviewed 2026-10-24. Confirm current hours, fees and residence rights.
Parking & storage
- Parking spaces
- Not confirmed
- Deeded parking
- Not confirmed
- Storage inventory
- Not confirmed
- Storage rights
- Not confirmed
Counts describe the building or its offering plan. They are not current availability. We’ll confirm spaces, fees and transfer rights with you.
Building features
Building character
- Boutique building
Services
- Virtual doorman
- Elevator
Location / access
- Near subway
Questions to consider
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Sources & public records
Sources & public records
Historical records and marketing. Confirm the specific residence with your attorney and relevant professionals.
Background descriptions reviewed 2026-10-22. Individual fact checks and official records retain their own dates below.
Permit & occupancy review · 2026-10-28
- Latest matched occupancy certificate
- Final · 2025-02-11Job 420654544. An issuance may concern a later alteration; see the building history for original milestones.NYC occupancy records ↗
- Latest matched construction permit
- 2025-01-23 · PLJob 420654544. Published status: ISSUED. Recorded expiration: 2026-01-23.NYC construction permits ↗
Checked both city construction-permit systems, job filings and occupancy-certificate datasets. Separate electrical, elevator and limited-alteration datasets are outside this review. A permit record does not establish current work authorization, completion or tour availability.
Other public-record checks · 2026-09-09
- Offering-plan record
- CD200105Official NYAG identifier; amendments and plan terms require document review.NY Attorney General
- 2024 energy disclosure
- No reporting record matchedA missing match does not establish exemption or non-filing.NYC benchmarking disclosure
- Local Law 97
- Not on the 2026 reference listThe DOB list is a reference only and does not determine legal obligations.NYC DOB covered-buildings list
- DOB / ECB snapshot
- DOB NOW 0 · legacy 0Active ECB Class 1: 0. Categories remain separate to avoid double counting.NYC DOB safety records
- Façade filing
- Not indicated by floor-count screenPLUTO shows 5 floors; this is a research screen, not a legal determination.NYC DOB FISP filings
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