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Preview252 9 Street
Brooklyn · built 1899
This Park Slope property, located at 252 9th Street, stands as a piece of the neighborhood's late 19th-century expansion. City property records date its construction to 1899, a period when this area of Brooklyn was rapidly developing with rowhouses alongside the newly established Prospect Park.
The building is described by city records as mixed residential and commercial, reflecting a common urban design that integrated living spaces with local businesses. It currently contains two residential units, contributing to the vibrant streetscape of block 1009, lot 35. This address offers a glimpse into Park Slope's enduring character as a community with a rich architectural history.
This overview was generated from public records, including NYC property data.
Where it stands
The deed chain
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Residents across the decades
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