Property profile

201 Ingraham St Brooklyn, NY 11237

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Property ID
US63-6213220
10,500 SF 0.24 ac Built 1931
Last sale Mar 2024·$4,320,000
Entity Owned Owner of record is a legal entity (LLC / corporation). 2-yr Hold Held for 2 years. ~ Est. High Equity Modeled equity is high. Estimate, not a fact.
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Property summary

AI-generated overview

This exceptional 10,500-square-foot warehouse property is ideally situated at 201 Ingraham Street in the vibrant Bushwick neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, zip code 11237. The single-tenant building boasts a spacious layout, measuring approximately 105 feet wide by 100 feet deep, offering ample room for various industrial or storage needs. The property features impressive ceiling heights ranging from 15 to 25 feet, providing significant vertical space. Access is facilitated by 14 dock-high…

Ownership intelligence

Who controls the opportunity?

Owner of record from public deeds, plus portfolio, hold profile and investor signals where the data supports them. Included with a plan.

Owner contacts

Can we reach the decision maker?

Skip-traced phones and e-mails of the owner. Included with a plan.

Debts

What is owed, to whom, and when it comes due

Recorded lenders, amounts and estimated maturities of the owner's loan book — included with a plan.

Property tax · 2024

What does the county charge?
$53k
Tax billed · 2024
Assessed value$500k
Assessed land$180k
Assessed improvement$320k
Effective rate10.59%

Value estimate

· Nov 2026
$4.32M
$3.89M – $4.75M
AI approach$4.32M
CAP approach$2.88M
Submarket $/SF estimate$5.33M

Realmo valuation models over county records and 7 qualifying comparable sales.

Recently sold

What actually traded nearby?
$568/SF
Submarket average, outlier-cleaned · 170 recorded sales of this use type
Observed band · Q1–Q3$327 – $821
Qualifying comparables7

Cap rate analysis

How does the asset earn?

No income signal is modeled for this parcel yet — the Cap Rates tab runs the workflow.

Zoning insight

What can be built here?
M1-2
Where the designated district is an M1-2/R5B District, the provisions of paragraph (c) of Section 25-631 (Location and width of curb cuts...
General categoryINDUSTRIAL
JurisdictionKINGS(BROOKLYN)

Location intelligence

Which uses thrive at this corner?
Best fit: Law Firm
Demand heat for this use is drawn on the map · LocInt grid
Demand index
Law Firm97.7
Realty agency86.8
Accounting Firm18.2

Location

201 Ingraham St Brooklyn, NY 11237-1512
County assessor Recorded deeds · 2 transfers 7 qualifying comp sales Zoning catalog

Every figure names its source: public record, benchmark, or modeled. Coverage varies by property — thin data is stated as missing, never invented.

Comparables

6 recorded sales · 18 properties nearby
Recent sales nearby
6 recorded sales in this ZIP, last 8 years
Address Sale price Sold Size
400 Jefferson, Brooklyn, NY 11237-2312 $2,800,000 Feb 2026 7,500 SF
330 Melrose, Brooklyn, NY 11237-1937 $5,500,000 May 2024 13,500 SF
45-49 Morgan, Brooklyn, NY 11237 $3,250,000 Apr 2024 10,000 SF
1288 Willoughby, Brooklyn, NY 11237-2905 $6,750,000 Mar 2024 8,300 SF
190 Morgan, Brooklyn, NY 11237-1014 $4,450,000 Oct 2021 9,628 SF
501 Scholes, Brooklyn, NY 11237-1022 $4,316,500 Aug 2019 8,844 SF
Sale prices and dates as our records hold them, one row per building. A deed can cover more of a building than the size shown, so read the price against the size rather than dividing one by the other.
Comparable nearby
6 properties of the same type nearby
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