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Last deed, year and price
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City of Yes program eligibility · Distress & motivated-seller signals · FEMA flood zone & overlays
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Unused floor areaFree
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Homes today and homes possible
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338 5 Avenue, Manhattan: parcel report | NYRezone
The lot is split between C5-3 and C6-4.5.The lot is split between C5-3 and C6-4.5. Floor area is prorated by the lot area in each district (ZR 77-22); the figures here prorate both, FAR 13.90 across the lot, from the city's zoning district map. Confirm where the boundary crosses the lot on ZoLa.▾
Individual and interior landmark: LPC approval required to alter or demolish the building (not a zoning rule).Individual and interior landmark: LPC approval required to alter or demolish the building (not a zoning rule).▾
The 3D is drawn from the lot geometry
Its setbacks and crown are not modeled. For a hand-drawn model, write to contact@nyrezone.com and we will draw it. The records below come with the $49 report either way.
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Zoning
District
C5-3 / C6-4.5 · FAR 13.90 (ZR 77-22)
Lot area
91,351 sq ft
Floor area ratio
13.90 (ZR 77-22)
Envelope
Allowed floor area (est.)
about 1.27 million sq ft
Built floor area (est.)
about 2.81 million sq ft
In use (est.)
221%
History
Year built
1931
Floors
102
Owner and last deed
Blurred below, shown in the paid report
Unused floor areaFree
The share of floor area in use is free and shown here
221% in use (est.) (Estimated: 2,812,739 sq ft built of 1,270,074 allowed)
Already built past what today's rules allow (est.)
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Parcel reportBBL 1008350041
Empire State Building
350 5th Ave
Recorded as 338 5 Avenue, Manhattan
Zoned C5-3 / C6-4.5 (Special Midtown District) · 91,351 sq ft lot
Gold: the lower part of the building, up to where today's base rules would run out of floor area (est.). The tower above it is the rest. Drawn from city building footprints and heights; setbacks, the crown, Midtown bonuses and transferred development rights are not modeled.
Built 1931, 1,239 ft (city building footprints), 102 floors. Midtown bonuses could add more; this preview does not include them.
roof 1,239 ft (official 1,250) · spire 1,454 ft
How we got this ▾
1,270,074 sq ft allowed ÷ 2,812,739 sq ft built = 45% of the tower, counted up from the ground = about 352 ft. A rough base height, ignoring setbacks (est.)
Why: about 2.2× what today's rules allow (est.)▾
2.2×est.
Built about 2.2× what today's rules allow (est.) — it predates them.
Built 1931, before today's zoning. Bonuses cannot restore this size: Midtown's maximum is about 18 floor area ratio; this building is about 30.
Base rules allow about 1.27 million sq ft (est.)Built 2,812,739 sq ft
Measured against the C5-3 / C6-4.5 base rules; the Special Midtown District can allow more.
How this is figured
Built floor area: 2,812,739 sq ft (MapPLUTO bldgarea, gross; zoning floor area excludes cellars and mechanical space, so it runs lower).
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Allowed today: C5-3 57,954 sq ft × FAR 15 + C6-4.5 33,397 sq ft × FAR 12 = 1,270,074 sq ft (ZR 77-22: each part of the lot × its own FAR, summed; FARs ZR 33-122, ZR 81-211).
Parts of the lot: the MapPLUTO lot outline over the City Planning zoning map (C5-3 63.4%, C6-4.5 36.6%), applied to the 91,351 sq ft recorded lot area; the tax lot is taken as the zoning lot.
2,812,739 ÷ 1,270,074 = 2.21, shown rounded down as 2.2× (est.).
Built 1931 (MapPLUTO yearbuilt), before the 1961 Zoning Resolution: the extra floor area may remain, but none may be added (ZR 54-31).
Special Midtown District: its own floor-area rules and bonuses govern here (ZR 81-21).