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Seward Park

Four buildings on East Broadway and Grand Street.

264, 266 and 268 East Broadway · 208, 210 and 212 East Broadway · 413, 415 and 417 Grand Street · 383, 385 and 387 Grand Street

Seward Park is four buildings on East Broadway and Grand Street. Shareholders have two private parks, a children's playroom, a community room, parking and a gym that's open around the clock.

Management is on site at 413 Grand Street, and applications go through Domecile.

Buying and subletting

Purchase application, two applicants (approx. total)
$1,752.50
Sublet application, two applicants (approx. total)
$872.50
Flip tax
17.5% of the sale price on an apartment's first sale since 1997; 5% after that
Subletting
Allowed after 2 years; no limit on total years. Surcharge starts at 50% of maintenance and rises every two years, up to 300%
Trusts
An apartment can be transferred into a trust after 2 years of ownership; it can't be bought in a trust
Application deadline
Submit by the 1st of the month before the planned move-in or closing
Dogs
Allowed, with no size or number limit

Amenities

  • Two private parks
  • Children's playroom
  • Community room
  • Gym, open 24/7
  • Parking

Governance

  • The board meets monthly. Shareholders can read the minutes by emailing minutes@orsidny.com.
  • The co-op declares a July–August summer recess for Local Law 58 timelines.
  • Seward Park assesses the real estate tax abatement.

Last verified October 2026. Upon information and belief, based on each co-op's published information and Domecile page. Fees, policies and contacts change; please consult your attorney and confirm details with the co-op before relying on them. Fee totals assume two applicants and include application, building, credit, Domecile and registered-mail fees.

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