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Preview228 9 Street
Brooklyn · built 1899
This two-unit residence at 228 9 Street stands in Park Slope, a Brooklyn neighborhood known for its historic rowhouses that developed with Prospect Park in the late 1800s. City property records date its construction to 1899, placing it firmly within this period of significant growth and architectural flourishing.
The property is described in city records as a one and two-family building, reflecting the common residential style of the era. Located on block 1009, lot 23, it is part of the enduring fabric of this beloved Brooklyn community, offering a glimpse into its turn-of-the-century origins.
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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Residents across the decades
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