WHY THIS PAGE EXISTS

117 Park Place is the address-level record connected to Malak Brownstone Restoration.

Park Slope Historic District · built 1872 · Italianate (late)

BUILDING AND LOCATION

What official property records say about this building

Location
Brooklyn, 11217
Construction
1870 - 1872 · architect John Magilligan (architect, builder)
Building
Row House · 3 floors · 3 residential units
Architecture
Italianate (late) · Brownstone
Historic district
Park Slope Historic District
Official identifiers
BIN 3018958 · BBL 3009390060

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WORK EVIDENCE

What connects the contractor to this address

These entries come from DOB work records under the researched contractor identity.

  1. DOB scope: FILING FOR FACADE UPGRADE AND REPAIRS TO AN EXISTING BROWNSTONE CONSISTING OF DAMAGED BRICK REPAIR & TUCKPOINTING AS SHOWN ON DRAWINGS FILED HEREWITH. NO CHANGE IN USE, EGRESS OR OCCUPANCY.

    Job / permit
    321120078
    Status and date
    PERMIT ISSUED - ENTIRE JOB/WORK · issued May 26, 2015
    Contractor in filing
    MALAK BROWNSTONE RESTORATION INC.
    Estimated filing cost
    $30,000
    How to verify the company publicationOpen the company’s project page and confirm that it publishes 117 Park Place as its work. This verifies the company’s claim only; the DOB record above is the separate contractor connection.Open the company project page

SOURCES AND LIMITATIONS

Where these facts came from

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Not included: ownership due diligence, violations, litigation, every permit ever filed at the property, or work performed without a DOB filing. Last official property refresh: August 17, 2026.