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Other Property Data for 17 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn
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About 17 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn
What is the year built & the total sq. ft. for 17 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11223?
17 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11223 was built in 2000 and has a total of 8,160 square feet.
How many residential units does this building have?
This building has 6 residential unit(s).
Ownership Information for 17 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn
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Building contacts for 17 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11223
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Past Sales & Property History for 17 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn
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Title Documents for 17 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn
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Assessment History for 17 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn
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Permits for 17 Van Sicklen Street, Brooklyn
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