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Preview129 Park Place
Brooklyn · built 1875
Nestled in the heart of brownstone Brooklyn, 129 Park Place stands as a testament to the neighborhood's rich history. This area, straddling Park Slope and Boerum Hill, saw significant development in the late 1800s, and city property records date this particular building to 1875.
Originally built as part of the residential expansion that characterized these blocks, the property is described by city records as a one- and two-family home. Today, it continues to offer two residential units, reflecting the enduring charm and adaptability of these historic Brooklyn dwellings.
This overview was generated from public records, including NYC property data.
Where it stands
The deed chain
No deeds have surfaced for this address yet. Ownership records often live only at the county recorder — when we find a transfer, the full chain will appear here.
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Search Kings (Brooklyn), NY's county recorder →NYC ACRIS Socrata open datasets — fully open bulk + API; Plot uses these natively. Pre-1966 deeds are scanned but not in the structured dataset. Index reaches back to 1966.
Residents across the decades
See the families who called this address home, census by census, 1880–1950.
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