1327-1333 President Street Crown Heights, Brooklyn
Sold for $8,500,000
An 18-unit multifamily building on President Street, sold by Valerie Sebbag, Licensed Real Estate Broker of 555 Properties LLC. It is the largest sale on our record, on the same block as our $5,000,000 sale at 1337 President Street. Own a building in Crown Heights? Find out what it could bring today.
- $8,500,000Sale Price
- 18 UnitsMultifamily
- 23,580 sq ftBuilding Size
- Crown HeightsBrooklyn, NY 11213
The Sale
An $8.5 Million Building Sale on President Street
1327-1333 President Street is a brick apartment building with 18 units and about 23,580 square feet, set on a tree-lined stretch of President Street between Eastern Parkway and Empire Boulevard.
- Address
- 1327-1333 President St
- Neighborhood
- Crown Heights
- Sale Price
- $8,500,000
- Property Type
- Multifamily
- Units
- 18
- Building Size
- 23,580 sq ft
- Price per Unit
- About $472,000
- Closed
- 2025
One Block, Two Landmark Sales
$13.5 Million on President Street
Two of our largest sales sit on the same block: 1327-1333 President Street at $8,500,000 and 1337 President Street at $5,000,000.
For Crown Heights Owners
How Valerie Sells Crown Heights Homes
One broker, personally involved from the first conversation to the closing table. No hand-offs, no junior agents. Just 30+ years of experience working for you.
Street-Level Pricing
A precise opinion of value built on real Crown Heights sales, block by block, so you start at the right number.
Turnkey Preparation
Staging, repairs and vendors arranged and supervised for you. You make one decision. Valerie handles the rest.
Institutional Marketing
Professional photography, video and targeted outreach to serious buyers and investors across New York.
Negotiation to Close
Direct, skilled negotiation and hands-on coordination with attorneys, lenders and buyers until you close.
For Building Owners
Selling a Crown Heights Apartment Building
Multifamily buyers study numbers first. Here is what Valerie prepares with you before a building goes to market.
Rent Roll and Expenses
A clean rent roll, leases and a year of expenses let buyers price with confidence, which usually means stronger offers.
Rent Regulation Status
Which units are rent stabilized changes how buyers value the building. Registrations are kept by NYS Homes and Community Renewal.
Violations and Permits
Buyers search HPD and DOB records. Read our open permits and violations guide.
Price per Unit, per Foot
We compare your building with recorded nearby sales on both measures. See how pricing works.
The Right Buyer Pool
Investors, owner-users, community institutions and 1031 exchange buyers each look for different things. See our 1031 exchange page.
Your Net Proceeds
Transfer taxes and fees add up on a building sale. Our NYC seller closing cost guide walks through them.
Client Testimonials
Sellers Who Trusted Valerie
“Thanks to Valerie our experience of selling our home was stress free and smooth.”
“Valerie did an outstanding job with the sale of my home.”
“She’s efficient, a great negotiator, and made what is usually a stressful and tenuous process smooth and painless.”
Life Around President Street
Why Buyers Want Crown Heights
President Street sits between two of Brooklyn’s great boulevards, with museums, parks and trains to Manhattan within a short walk. That everyday convenience is what keeps demand steady for well-kept buildings here.
Eastern Parkway
The tree-lined parkway, a designated New York City scenic landmark, runs a few blocks north with wide malls for walking and cycling.
The 3 Train and More
Kingston Avenue and Nostrand Avenue stations on Eastern Parkway, with express 2, 4 and 5 service at Franklin Avenue. MTA
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Fifty-two acres of gardens, famous for spring cherry blossoms. bbg.org
Prospect Park
Brooklyn’s 526-acre park with meadows, a lake and year-round events. prospectpark.org
Brooklyn Museum
One of the largest art museums in the country, on Eastern Parkway. brooklynmuseum.org
Brooklyn Children’s Museum
Founded in 1899 and widely described as the first museum created for children, near Brower Park. brooklynkids.org
Weeksville Heritage Center
Preserved homes of one of America’s early free Black communities, founded in the 1830s. weeksvillesociety.org
Kingston and Nostrand Avenues
Everyday shops, bakeries and restaurants, with the Franklin Avenue dining strip a short walk west. Brooklyn Public Library
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Crown Heights Guide
Why Crown Heights Holds Its Value
Historic brownstones and townhomes, tree-lined blocks, Eastern Parkway, and express 2, 3, 4 and 5 trains to Manhattan. Crown Heights sits beside Prospect Park, the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and the Brooklyn Museum, which keeps buyer demand strong for well-presented homes.
Streets Valerie Knows
Crown Heights Guide
Landmarks, parks, dining, transit and market data for Central Brooklyn.
Market InsightStreet-Level Intelligence
Block-by-block knowledge that drives accurate pricing.
SellersSelling a Crown Heights Home
What to expect, how to prepare, and how to maximize your sale.
DataMarket Reports
Current trends, pricing and demand across Brooklyn.
Brownstones & Townhouses
Own a Brownstone, Townhouse or Multi-Family in Crown Heights?
From single-family brownstones to 2 and 4-family homes, mixed-use and estate properties, Valerie knows how to position each one for the right buyer.
Seller Questions
Building Owner FAQ
Straight answers for owners of apartment buildings and multifamily homes. More in the Selling Your Home FAQ and our guide to selling with tenants.
What did 1327-1333 President Street in Crown Heights sell for?
1327-1333 President Street, an 18-unit multifamily apartment building of about 23,580 square feet in Crown Heights, Brooklyn NY 11213, sold for $8,500,000, or about $472,000 per unit and $360 per square foot. It was sold by Valerie Sebbag, Licensed Real Estate Broker and owner of 555 Properties LLC, and closed in 2025.
What other Crown Heights sales has 555 Properties LLC closed?
Sales shown on 555prop.com include 1327-1333 President Street at $8,500,000, 1337 President Street at $5,000,000 on the same block, 1428 Carroll Street at $2,600,000, 1375 Carroll Street at $2,200,000, 1444 Carroll Street at $2,000,000 and 1659 President Street at $1,670,000.
How is a Crown Heights apartment building priced?
Buyers look at price per unit, price per square foot, the rent roll and expenses, how many units are rent stabilized, the condition of the building and any open violations. Valerie compares your building with recorded sales of similar buildings nearby and explains the range in writing.
Can I sell a multifamily building with tenants in place?
Yes. Most apartment buildings sell with tenants. Leases, rent regulation status and the rent roll shape the buyer pool and the price, so it helps to organize them before listing.
How do I find out what my building is worth?
Request a free, confidential opinion of value with the form on this page, by WhatsApp or phone at 917-623-6331, or by email at ValerieSebbag555@gmail.com. It is an estimate from public records, not an appraisal.
General information only. Not legal, tax, financial, estate planning or investment advice. Past results do not predict the result of any other sale.
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