Campus - 188-192 6 Avenue
188-192 6 Avenue, New York, NY, 10013
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Property Details
- Primary Function: Multifamily Housing
- Year Built: 1900
- Gross Floor Area: 33,930 sq ft
- BBL: 1005040011
- BIN: 1077753 ; 1077762 ; 1077761
- ENERGY STAR Property ID: 16861477
NYC Local Law 97 (LL97) Compliance
NYC Local Law 97 (LL97) sets building-specific carbon emission limits starting in 2024, with fines of $268 per metric ton over the limit. Penalties escalate in 2030. EnergiDash calculates exact LL97 carbon penalties and future projections for this property.
LL84 Annual Benchmarking
- Applicability screening
- Potentially covered — the recorded gross floor area is 33,930 sq ft and meets the general 25,000 sq ft LL84 size threshold.
- Annual filing status
- Not confirmed in this public property record
NYC Local Law 84 requires covered buildings to report whole-building energy and water use through ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager each year. Filing acceptance, exemptions, and the latest NYC covered-building-list determination require verification against official records.
LL87 Energy Audit and Retro-Commissioning
- Applicability screening
- Generally below the size threshold — the recorded gross floor area is 33,930 sq ft; tax-lot grouping and other coverage rules may still apply.
- Audit cycle
- Once every ten years for covered buildings
- Due year and completion status
- Not confirmed in this public property record
The official due year, filing acceptance, extension, or exemption requires verification against NYC records.
LL88 Lighting and Sub-Metering
- Applicability screening
- Potentially covered — the recorded gross floor area is 33,930 sq ft and meets the general 25,000 sq ft LL88 size threshold.
- Lighting upgrade status
- Not confirmed in this public property record
- Electrical sub-metering status
- Not confirmed in this public property record
Installation completion, filing acceptance, extension, or exemption requires verification against official records.