33 St Johns Place, Brooklyn has 1 open city record on file, none of them Class C, and no balance recorded as due on OATH/ECB summonses. No marshal evictions are on record for this building. Its last recorded ownership transfer was Aug 31, 2004 (no consideration recorded). The most recent record is dated Dec 3, 2025.
Scored from all 18 public records for this building
Scored from city records as published, which lag reality by a day or two, and closed violations rest on owner self-certification. A grade summarizes the public record, not the building itself. Full methodology · report a problem
No balance is recorded as due across the 2 summonses below, out of $900.00 in penalties imposed. Balances are as the city publishes them; a settlement or write-off that never reached the dataset will not show here. New to these? How an OATH summons becomes a penalty, explained.
OATH and ECB summonses for 33 St Johns Place
011802484R
Sep 14, 2021
INSPECTION AND TESTING
Nov 9, 2021
Found in violation
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011457199N
Nov 23, 2015
INSPECTION AND TESTING
Mar 22, 2016
Found in violation
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Ownership history for 33 St Johns Place
Every deed the City Register has recorded against this building’s tax lot (BBL 3009440069), newest first. A price is the consideration stated on the deed; transfers between related parties, into an LLC, or by a referee often record none, shown as “—”. Each row links to the document in ACRIS.
Mortgages recorded against this building’s tax lot, with the satisfactions that paid them off and the assignments that moved them between lenders, from the City Register (ACRIS). A satisfaction usually records no amount, shown as “—”.
Recorded financing documents for 33 St Johns Place
Nov 22, 2013
Satisfaction of mortgage
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North Fork Bank, Greenpoint Savings Bank, Capital One, N.A., Greenpoint Bank
Lender names are as recorded; the current holder of a loan can differ if a later assignment was never recorded.
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