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Queens Property Report on 73-17 METROPOLITAN AVE Back Print CMA PrevNext Image Courtesy of Google Street View +-Report a map errorTerms of UseMap data ©2014 GoogleProperty InfoAddress and Legal ID Address73-17 METROPOLITAN AVE NeighborhoodMiddle Village Zip code11379 Telephone Numbers at this Address Block and Lot3058-72 Section Volume1603 APN4030580072 Building Info Department of Building Overview Building ClassS2 Building Description Primarily Two Family With Store or Office: Residence - Multiple Use View List of Building Classification Codes Buildings1 Floors2 Building Dimensions20' X 90' Year Built1931 NYC Square Footage3,740 Calc Square Footage3,600 Square Footage details Actual FAR1.6 Total Units3 Residential Units2 ExtensionExtension BasementUnknown ProximityNot Available Ownership SANTO MONTALBANO 6659 GRAY ST FLUSHING NY 11379 Telephone Numbers at this Address 2 buyers on most recent deed MONTALBANO, GUISEPPINA 66-59 GRAY STREET MIDDLE VILLAGE NY 11379MONTALBANO, SANTO 66-59 GRAY STREET MIDDLE VILLAGE NY 11379 Lot Info Lot Dimensions20' X 116.58' Acres0.05 Lot Area2,332 Lot TypeInside Flood Info ZoneX Panel0209 Panel Date9/5/2007 FIPS36081 Community360497 Maps GeoData MapNYC.Gov Map Tax MapOasis Map Zoning Map Location Info Community District 405 - Glendale, Maspeth, Middle Village, Ridgewood Census360810657021000 Census Tract0657.02 Census Block1000 Additional Location Details Zoning Info R5 (LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL) R4-1 (LOW DENSITY RESIDENTIAL) Zoning Map Max Res. FAR1.25 Max Comm. FAR0 2013-2014 Taxes and Assessment Tax$4,931 Rate19.157 Assessed Value25,740 Land Value13,860 Market Value429,000 Tax Class1 View Tax History back to 1990

I don't care what you say but my purchases all had Gala Decor on the receipts, made enough purchases while they were there

It was Gala Decor. http://www.nytimes.com/.../area-in-queens-awaiting-bush... Here's a random ny times article I found that mentions the store and the owner.

. I'm just trying to pick up a little more information and I'll be completing (for now) the description of this building, fairly soon. It seems to me that, at one point, this building may have housed Arion Furniture. Anyone have any information about that? Thanks for all the help and information, so far. We all know a lot more now, than when I started this.

I think 75-15 was Arion Furniture owned by Mr. Schipero. 75-17 at that time was a shoe store owned by and I can't remember his name, but his brother had his Doctor's offive around the corner on 74 st.

. Carol - Ut Oh! I think one of us is getting this reversed . . . and I hope it's not me but it may well be. The shoe store you are referring to was owned by Harry Kaiser and I always thought it was the building I had lived in. Joe Shapiro had two partners (Sam & Bernard (Bernie) Goldsmith) and Bernie's daughter (Selma Goldsmith Sagalow) had told me that 73-17 was Arion Furniture (and the shoe store was next door at 73-15) I will admit though - when trying to get a more accurate date that the building was built, I did find a Certificate of Occupancy was issued in 1924 for 73-17 to a Mr. Kaiser and wondered why the shoe store was opened next door, instead of in the same building. On the other hand, I believe the building was owned by the "senior" Mr. Kaiser and that Harry (who opened the shoe store) was his son. I do have a call in to both Selma Goldsmith Sagalow and Alex Scheinfeld and hope to get some clarification. In the meantime, I hope anyone who had additional info or knowledge (especially about Arion Furniture and the years it was open) will let us hear from them. Thanks

Yes ask Alex, he might know the information you are looking for. I remember the furniture was opened at least in the early 50's if not earlier. Mr. Shapiro also owned the building where my Grandmother had her resturant. I remember him offering to se ll her the building in the 50's for I am thinking $25,000.00. She was never able to buy it. He was a great landlord. And thanks, for reminding me it was Mr. Kaiser who owned the shoe store. He was still there in the early 70's because that is where I bought all my boys their Stride-rite shoes.