“For years, the address has sent shivers through the spines of tenants throughout North Brooklyn: 199 Lee Avenue.
Home of Lee Avenue Shipping and Communication, it is the site of more than 350 brass mailboxes where many Brooklyn tenants mail their rent checks, month after month, without necessarily knowing who their landlord is.”
August 25, 2009 the Brooklyn Daily
A Satmar Owned Home to Mailboxes, Records Unavailable
A Storied Building with a Past that goes back to 1973
LostMessiah, May 4, 2016
99 Lee Avenue is a 3500 square-foot building is referred to as “legendary.” It has held the mailboxes of over 1300 companies who were registered at that address. It is reported that in January there were 13 companies registered there that month alone many tied to “”Yoel Goldman’s All Year Management, Joel Gluck’s Spencer Equity Group, slain landlord
Menachem Stark, his brother-in-law Abraham Bernat and his former business partner Israel Perlmutter.”“On average Lee Avenue holds on LLC for every 2.5 square feet of space.”
In 2009, one of the issues was that tenants in buildings throughout New York were required to mail their checks to an LLC at that address without knowing their landlords or if the checks were getting to their enshrouded intended recipients. Tenants were uncomfortable and legislation was raised which would have required landlords to register their principal owners. The bill, as proposed was entitled the Multiple Dwelling Registration Bill which would have required LLC landlords to register the names and addresses of all individuals sharing ownership beyond the 25 percent share threshold.
In 2014 it was reported in an opinion piece by the Forward that “199 Lee Avenue, an address in the religious Jewish part of Williamsburg. It’s connected to literally hundreds and hundreds of distressed buildings. Entities with an address at 199 Lee touch all sides of any real estate deal — as owners, mortgagers, brokers — and it’s nearly impossible to connect the address to an actual person.” One of the issues raised was many of the buildings whose mailboxes were housed at 199 Lee Avenue and whose identities are unknown reflect ownership by slumlords. The buildings had become distressed, the tenants had voiced complaints and an effort was being made to attract investors intent upon “flipping properties” to make money without consideration for the tenants within those buildings.
On May 3, 2016, according to matzav.com reported by way of photos that it would appear the Police accompanied by FBI Agents were once again at 199 Lee Avenue collecting evidence. Given the extensive list of registered companies, only a portion of which are listed below at the bottom of this post, one can only speculate what they were investigation. To our readers, anyone with information on any of these companies, you assistance would be useful and could be provided by email or on our Tips page.
To view Matzav’s post from May 3, 2016 entitled:
Photos: FBI Agents Collect Evidence at 199 Lee Avenue in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
In February 2016 the Real Deal reported,
Meet the little Williamsburg building that’s home to over 1,000 LLCs
At first glance it seems like one nondescript building among scores in South Williamsburg, a three-story brown-brick property housing a small retail store and a couple of apartments above.
But in Hasidic real estate circles, the 3,500-square-foot structure at 199 Lee Avenue is legendary. Hundreds of landlords from the Orthodox community, who collectively own thousands of apartments in Brooklyn’s fastest-growing neighborhoods, have mailboxes there. Every month, these mailboxes are used to collect rent checks and help cloak the identities of some of the city’s most mysterious property owners.
Since 1973, a grand total of 1,391 companies were registered to 199 Lee Avenue, according to The Real Deal’s analysis of Active Corporations records at the New York Department of State. Thirteen companies registered there last month alone. Not all these are real estate firms, of course, but hundreds are, including entities tied to Yoel Goldman’s All Year Management, Joel Gluck’s Spencer Equity Group, slain landlord Menachem Stark, his brother-in-law Abraham Bernat and his former business partner Israel Perlmutter.
Menachem Stark
“A lot of people don’t want the tenants or other people to know exactly where they are,” a source familiar with the building told TRD. “They want to hide themselves or their identities.”
On average, 199 Lee has one LLC for every 2.5 square feet of space. Many have nearly-ungoogleable names such as PS John LLC, Owners Solution, Inc and Italian Bambinos, Inc, the last of which was registered just two weeks ago at the building’s “Suite 192.”
“When I was brand-new as a lawyer, I would see 199 Lee on every paper I got,” said Michael Grinthal, a tenant’s attorney at MFY Legal Services. “I thought this must be a gigantic office building, until I saw it and just realized it was this corner mailbox store.”
The property is currently owned by Henny Katz, according to public records. Katz, who also owns a three-family home at 930 East 22nd Street in Midwood and a two-family home at 84 Penn Street in Williamsburg, couldn’t be reached for comment.
“It’s possible that 199 Lee Ave came to play the role it did due to word-of-mouth within the Satmar Hasidic community,” Grinthal wrote in a note to TRD. “My memory (which is certainly not comprehensive) is that the landlords who used PO boxes at 199 Lee came from that community, and certainly it wouldn’t be unusual for members of a tight-knit community to adopt similar business practices and vendors.”
vendors.”
@199Lee’s Twitter feed (click to enlarge)
Grinthal pointed to another LLC hub, at 46 Trinity Place in Manhattan, where Active Corporations data show that over 100 real-estate-related LLCs are registered. At that property, he said, many of the companies appear to be intertwined with one another, buying and selling one another’s’ properties. Those interrelationships, Grinthal suggested, might be another reason these hubs exist.
At 199 Lee, the mailboxes are housed inside Lee Avenue Shipping & Communication, a shipping and mobile phone store. In 2009, Melissa Mark-Viverito, then a City Council Member and now Speaker, tried unsuccessfully to push through legislation that would require landlords to register principal owners with the city. A photo posted by the City Council captured the bizarre scene: more than 350 brass mailboxes inside a cramped space.
Along with anonymity, 199 Lee offers convenience.The mailbox area is open 24 hours a day, a source said. Lee Avenue Shipping even operates a Twitter account, @199lee, with 198 followers, 13 of whom employ the name “mysteriously unnamed.”
The account religiously tweets “Mail is done,” once every day. The catch? It’s silent on Shabbat.
To read the story in its entirety click here.
On February 17, 2016 The Jewish Voice reported:
Lee Ave. Anonymous Mailbox Central; Bklyn Real Estate’s “Ploni Express”
Just a door or two down from America’s first, oldest and most famous Shatnez laboratory – founded before the U.S. entered World War II – another Lee Avenue address has gained prominence in recent years.
UPS, the United States Postal Service and others have long seen the value to customers of having somewhere else for their mail to go besides their home or office.
With many of the landlords in Brooklyn’s Chassidic neighborhoods pursuing the namelessness of a P.O. or other mailbox, 199 Lee Avenue has become the “Ploni Express” of real estate anonymity in the last four or five decades.
More than a thousand companies have received their rentchecks; correspondence; complaints; government forms and other mail in the little brick building.
Plenty of companies of all types populate any such collection of “inboxes” and 199 Lee no doubt includes Attorneys, investors and others. But it really rings the bell when it comes to Brooklyn’s midsize-to-big realty industry, with mail addressed their for some of Brooklyn’s biggest names in Real Estate.
In that same month Realty Today reported:
Williamsburg Is Home to LLCs
…The 199 Lee has at least one LLC for every space of 2.5 square feet with registered names that are nearly unsearchable. This includes Italian Bambinos which has just registered some two weeks ago.
MFY Legal Services tenant lawyer, Michael Grinthal, narrated that when he was just a new lawyer, he thought of the Williamsburg Building as a gigantic office building since he would always see 199 Lee Avenue on every paper until he saw it personally and realized it was a corner mailbox store. He added that 199 Lee became famous due to word-of-mouth from the community within Satmar Hasidic and members came to adopt the same business practices.
To read the article in its entirety click here.
In January of 2015, the Forward published an opinion entitled,
Fighting Jewish Slumlords Isn’t Anti-Semitic
Menachem Stark’s death and the media’s inflammatory response to it highlight a particular kind of anti-Semitism: the kind that can emerge as a result of the religious Jewish community’s involvement in real estate and the horrible living conditions in many of those buildings.
As a tenant organizer at the Urban Homesteading Assistance Board, I work alongside tenants citywide to form tenant associations and improve building conditions. I was shocked by the headlines describing Stark’s murder, but not surprised, unfortunately, by the shady business practices or lack of upkeep on the large stock of rent-stabilized buildings he was connected to in Brooklyn. That’s something I see all too often.
Through my work, I do a great deal of research to try and untangle the mess of who owns what property and who’s connected to whom in the real estate industry. And it’s not easy. Take 199 Lee Avenue, an address in the religious Jewish part of Williamsburg. It’s connected to literally hundreds and hundreds of distressed buildings. Entities with an address at 199 Lee touch all sides of any real estate deal — as owners, mortgagers, brokers — and it’s nearly impossible to connect the address to an actual person.
Stark’s death, and the resulting uproar, comes at a particularly interesting time for my coworkers and me, since we’re in the midst of planning a tenant-driven rally in Borough Park, an ultra-Orthodox neighborhood in Brooklyn. The rally is targeting a group of Jewish investors who are trying to flip two horribly distressed rent-stabilized buildings in Crown Heights. Like at 199 Lee Avenue, the investors are nameless — associated only with a P.O. Box in Borough Park that is associated with many other distressed properties in Brooklyn and Queens.
UHAB has been organizing for years with tenants at 230-232 Schenectady, which are in foreclosure. The buildings are actually falling down as tenants continue to reside in them. They are totally infested with rats, have leaks and mold, and there have been three electrical fires in the past two years. Oddly enough, the tenants actually won in their organizing campaign in March of 2012: the buildings’ mortgages were purchased by a tenant-approved non-profit group, The Mutual Housing Association of New York, which plans to rehab the buildings and keep them permanently affordable for current residents.
Now, though, the Jewish owner of the building (he actually illegally purchased it from another Jewish landlord) is further stalling the foreclosure. He’s attempting to market the buildings to investors, pay off MHANY, and make some money before he’s out of the deal. We’ve found out that their broker is Sanford Solny, but that’s about it. We know they’re from Borough Park, so basically we’re pretty sure they’re Jewish. Solny has essentially told us that he hopes for the deal to be “between friends” in the community. This deal is shady and morally wrong, much like the deals that Menachem Stark was involved in.
It’s entirely possible that the public will view our upcoming rally as anti-Semitic. But how else can we ask the nameless Jewish investors of Borough Park to stay out of 230-232 Schenectady?
The media firestorm around Menachem Stark’s death, along with the planned rally for 230 and 232 Schenectady, underscores the tension that results from poor living conditions and opaque real estate deals that happen behind closed doors in an already-insular community. Rather than fighting this in housing and foreclosure court, maybe the next step is to bring these Jewish landlords and real estate tycoons to the Beit Din, and really put their feet to the fire.
Read more: http://forward.com/opinion/190660/fighting-jewish-slumlords-isnt-anti-semitic/#ixzz47gupi6Tz
In August of 2009, the Courrier Life’s Brookly Daily reported,
New effort in Williamsburg to ‘unmask’ landlords
This could change with new legislation introduced this week by Manhattan Councilmember Melissa Mark Viverito (D-East Harlem).On August 18, Viverito joined several members of Make the Road New York and Brooklyn housing attorneys on Lee Avenue in South Williamsburg to announce her proposal to require landlords to register principal owners with the city.
“The only interaction between some tenants and their landlords right now is a mailbox.That cannot stand,” said Viverito.“Registration of landlords needs to happen.It’s a way of unmasking who the landlords are and holding them accountable.”
As proposed, the Multiple Dwelling Registration Bill will seek to require landlords organized as limited liability corporations (LLC) to register the names and addresses of all individuals who share ownership in a multiple dwelling, beyond the 25 percent share threshold currently required by the city.The bill would also seek to apply the city’s administrative code to multiple dwellings instead of just single room occupancy (SRO) buildings, vastly expanding the number of buildings within the city’s purview.
According to attorneys with South Brooklyn Legal Services, the managing agents and corporation officers of buildings are often difficult to reach.In many low-income Brooklyn neighborhoods, buildings in foreclosure have often changed owners quickly, leaving a trail of names that may not have the authority to make decisions on a property.The resulting confusion over ownership of a property often makes it difficult for tenants and housing advocates to resolve problems outside of the courts.
“I meet people every day and their first question is often, ‘Who is my landlord?’” said Michael Grinthal, staff attorney with South Brooklyn Legal Services.“It can take days of research to find out.”
Make the Road members made a rare trip to South Williamsburg to visit the site where many of them mailed their rent checks to.At a makeshift press conference on the corner of Lee Avenue and Heyward Street, MRNY member Otilia Rios spoke about the consequences of having multiple unknown landlords for multiple dwellings in his neighborhood.
“My neighbors and I have no idea who actually owns our building and has control over its daily operations,” said Rios.“Over the last three years, I have had serious problems in my apartment, including a roach and rodent infestation.When I call the number provided by my landlord to try and resolve these problems, no one answers and my calls are not returned.When I send letters to 199 Lee Avenue, I get no response.”
Though Make The Road New York’s membership base is primarily Latino and many LLCs registered at 199 Lee Avenue have strong Hasidic connections, Executive Director Javier Valdes emphasized that the Multiple Dwelling Bill was not indicative of a conflict between Latino tenants and Hasidic landlords but a measure to promote transparency and protect all low-income tenants.
“I think about all tenants living in safe and affordable housing and this can benefit Hasidic Jews in this area as well,” said Valdez.“We feel what is really important is that people live in safe conditions.Hopefully we will be able to know what is really behind these LLCs.”
To read the article in its entirety click here.
Some of the many companies registered at 199 Lee Avenue:
199 Lee Avenue Realty, Corp., 199 Lee Ave., #327, Brooklyn, New York, 11211
Chief Executive Officer
Zisha Beer, 199 Lee Ave #327, Brooklyn, New York, 11211
Principal Executive Office
199 Lee Avenue Realty, Corp., 199 Lee Ave #327, Brooklyn, New York, 11211
Registered Agent Zisha Beer
Number of Shares 200
Stock Type No Par Value
Name History Mar 10, 2011
199 Lee Avenue Realty, Corp.
Company Profile Lee Avenue Realty Corp
| Company Name | 199 LEE AVENUE REALTY, CORP. |
| Company Number | 4066056 |
| Business Type | DOMESTIC BUSINESS CORPORATION |
| Register Date | MARCH 10, 2011 |
| Jurisdiction | NEW YORK |
| Agent | n/a |
| Name History | MAR 10, 2011 Actual 199 LEE AVENUE REALTY, CORP. |
| 137-145 West 145 Street LLC | 199 Lee Avenue Suite 215 Brooklyn, New York, US-NY 11211, US |
| 135-145 Holdings I LLC | 199 Lee Avenue Suite 215 Brooklyn, New York, US-NY 11211, US |
| 250 East 176 Realty LLC | 199 Lee Avenue Suite 215 Brooklyn, New York, US-NY 11211, US |
SECURITY SHIELD INC.
| Company name | SECURITY SHIELD INC. |
| DOS ID # | 2949912 |
| Initial DOS Filing Date | September 4, 2003 |
| County | KINGS |
| Jurisdiction | NEW YORK |
| Company Type | DOMESTIC BUSINESS CORPORATION |
| Current Company Status | ACTIVE |
Company Address Information
| DOS Process | SECURITY SHIELD INC. 199 LEE AVENUE #529 BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, 11211 |
| Chief Executive Officer | RIUKA BUXBAUM 199 LEE AVE 529 BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, 11211 |
| Principal Executive Office | RIUKA BUXBAUM 199 LEE AVE 529 BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, 11211 |
| Registered Agent | RIVKA BUXBAUM 199 LEE AVENUE #529 BROOKLYN, NEW YORK, 11211 |
Stock Information
| # of Shares | Type of Stock | $ Value per Share |
|---|---|---|
| 200 | No Par Value |
Name History
| Filing Date | Name Type | Company Name |
|---|---|---|
| September 4, 2003 | Actual | SECURITY SHIELD INC. |
Woodbine Acquisition LLC · 199 Lee Avenue Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211
| Department of State (DOS) ID | 4779227 |
| Current Entity Name | WOODBINE ACQUISITION LLC |
| Entity Type | DOMESTIC LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY |
| Initial DOS Filing Date | 06/23/2015 |
| County Incorporated | Kings |
| Jurisdiction State or Country | NEW YORK |
| DOS Process Address | MOSES MIZRAHI 199 LEE AVENUE SUITE 185 BROOKLYN NEW YORK 11211 |
| Registered Agent | MOSES MIZRAHI 199 LEE AVENUE SUITE 185 BROOKLYN NEW YORK 11211 |
1-36 Woodbine LLC · 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211
| Department of State (DOS) ID | 4779215 |
| Current Entity Name | 61-36 WOODBINE LLC |
| Entity Type | DOMESTIC LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY |
| Initial DOS Filing Date | 06/23/2015 |
| County Incorporated | Kings |
| Jurisdiction State or Country | NEW YORK |
| DOS Process Address | C/O WOODBINE ACQUISITION LLC 199 LEE AVENUE, SUITE 185 BROOKLYN NEW YORK 11211 |
| Registered Agent | WOODBINE ACQUISITION LLC 199 LEE AVENUE SUITE 185 BROOKLYN NEW YORK 11211 |
Corporation · 199 LEE AVENUE, SUITE 185
| DOS ID | Business Entity Name | Address |
|---|---|---|
| 4686521 | 96 MALCOLM X LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4687671 | 264 EAST 28TH STREET LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4687666 | 1068 WINTHROP STREET LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4779215 | 61-36 WOODBINE LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4540502 | JACKSON APARTMENTS LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4676998 | 1670 JEFFERSON LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4675129 | 385 HIMROD LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4088706 | GREEN FOREST APARTMENTS LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4687699 | 3420 NEWKIRK AVENUE LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4687691 | 1311 LINCOLN PLACE LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
Corporation · 199 LEE AVENUE
| DOS ID | Business Entity Name | Address |
|---|---|---|
| 4842194 | 1065 LAFAYETTE REALTY LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4856396 | THE WARWICK GROVE USA INC. | 199 Lee Avenue # 936, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4733925 | 96 UNION SV NY LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4666197 | APP DEV MEDIA INC. | 199 Lee Avenue Suite 593, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4634852 | JFA MOTORS INC | 199 Lee Avenue Suite 735, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4864843 | HAMILTON SOUTH BEND NY LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4786140 | 16 SPENCER REALTY LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 739, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4747495 | STAN ESTATES LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 574, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4677984 | SUNSET 52 LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 744, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4687666 | 1068 WINTHROP STREET LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 185, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4887396 | YPS FAMILY LLC | 199 Lee Avenue Suite 157, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4645449 | 86 S LLC | 199 Lee Avenue Suite 222, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4669543 | RW STEUBEN LLC | 199 Lee Avenue #324, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4484480 | OREGANO ON LEE CORP. | 199 Lee Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4810059 | UNITED HOLDINGS OF NY LLC | 199 Lee Avenue #745, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4908644 | MBI ACQUISITION LLC | 199 Lee Avenue Suite 182, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4666187 | GLOBE LINE STORE INC. | 199 Lee Avenue Suite 593, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4845832 | FIRST CHOICE POS INC | 199 Lee Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4816669 | EBEST GROUP INC. | 199 Lee Avenue, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4534757 | ZEV GOLDSTEIN LLC | 199 Lee Avenue, Suite 739, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
9 Kent Development LLC · 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211
| Department of State (DOS) ID | 4325347 |
| Current Entity Name | 19 KENT DEVELOPMENT LLC |
| Entity Type | FOREIGN LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY |
| Initial DOS Filing Date | 11/28/2012 |
| County Incorporated | Kings |
| Jurisdiction State or Country | DELAWARE |
| DOS Process Address | 19 KENT DEVELOPMENT LLC 199 LEE AVE #693 BROOKLYN NEW YORK 11211 |
| Registered Agent | REGISTERED AGENT REVOKED |
Corporation · 199 LEE AVE #693
| DOS ID | Business Entity Name | Address |
|---|---|---|
| 4606850 | 795 FRANKLIN LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4810989 | 100 WALWORTH LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4573903 | 527 KNICKERBOCKER LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4677304 | ALL YEAR HOLDINGS LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4539375 | 489 ST MARKS LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4502759 | 259 EVERGREEN REALTY LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4399247 | 252 GRAND LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4735408 | LINSK BM LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4858756 | 57 GRAND LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4443049 | 273 DRIGGS LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4583009 | 270 GREEN LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4490205 | PROSPECT HEIGHTS HOLDINGS LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4631839 | 71 WHITE HOLDINGS LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4667280 | 4404 14TH LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn Ny, New York 11211 |
| 4876563 | 218 HILLTOP LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4541740 | 199 WEIRFIELD LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4539397 | 808 BERGEN LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4716673 | 148 SKILLMAN LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4569655 | 394 GATES LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
| 4744956 | 1157 MYRTLE LLC | 199 Lee Ave #693, Brooklyn, New York 11211 |
609-619 West 135 Street LLC · 199 Lee Avenue Suite 215 Brooklyn
| Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) | 549300HN0JOB8JHKWC70 |
| Legal Name | 609-619 West 135 Street LLC |
| Legal Address | C/O National Registered Agents, Inc. 160 Greentree Drive Suite 101 Dover Region: Delaware (US-DE) Country: United States (US) Postal Code: 19904 |
| Headquarters Address | 199 Lee Avenue Suite 215 Brooklyn New York Region: New York (US-NY) Country: United States (US) Postal Code: 11211 |
| Legal Jurisdiction | United States (US) |
| Legal Form | LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY |
| Entity Status | ACTIVE |
| Managing Local Operating Unit (LOU) | GMEI Utility (EVK05KS7XY1DEII3R011) |
| 1146 Ogden Realty LLC | 199 Lee Avenue Suite 215 Brooklyn, New York, US-NY 11211, US |
| 1234 Shakespeare Realty LLC | 199 Lee Avenue Suite 215 Brooklyn, New York, US-NY 11211, US |
LOSTMESSIAH 
I am currently dealing with All Year Management – they are ridiculous. We have had issues since June when we moved in but still have not spoken to our landlord. The Management company is absolutely terrible. I don’t know how people can operate this way without getting caught for fraud.
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Please send us your information by gmail and we will see if we can help. What box number at 199 lee?
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Please call me @ 347 251-7628 or Email me on my email below , concerning my Deed thefts by : Jerome St Realty inc. ; whom tricked me and my wife into helping us doing a modification on our property >
10423 Seaview Ave, Brooklyn NY 11236 and then still our Deed .
I would like to help the FBI with their investigation , because 199 Lee Ave in Brooklyn NY , was the DEED return address that Jerome St. Realty Inc. utilized. Then he sent Group of Spanic gang members to asked us for rent .
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a call has been placed to you at the phone number below. We would like to help.
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Aside from all the negatives, I have to say that Menachem really looks snazzy with his shtreitel.
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The cost of that shtreimel could probably pay for food for half of his community for a month.
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LM,
No one has the time and few have the inclination to read through ten articles on the same subject. A summary of the major points would help. And, FYI, you have an error on the address in your headline. It’s 199 not 99.
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Thank you.
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Source close to the investigation confirmed FBI raid related to Allure Group.
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We have no doubt. We are trying to go through the companies to see which ones might be related; but there are too many to do quickly.
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Amazing how this all keeps growing and growing. Even Preet and the FBI must be dumbfounded.
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