Block 10704, Jersey City

Tax block 10704 in Journal Square, Jersey City has 32 lots, assessed at $197.4M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes and sales.

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Lots
32
Assessed value
$197.4M
Oldest building
c. 1870
Newest building
2024

Every lot on the block

  • 57 Sip Ave Lot 1 · Mixed use · 41 units
    $6.7M
  • 425 Summit Ave Lot 2.01 · Mixed use · 390 units
    $118.4M
  • 411 Summit Ave Lot 7.01 · Mixed use · 148 units
    $38.3M
  • 403-405 Summit Ave Lot 9 · Apartment building · 22 units
    $2.9M
  • 401 Summit Ave Lot 10 · Apartment building · 11 units
    $1.5M
  • 397 Summit Ave Lot 11 · Two-family
    $450K
  • 395 Summit Ave Lot 12 · Two-family
    $400K
  • 393 Summit Ave Lot 13 · Two-family
    $400K
  • 391 Summit Ave Lot 14 · Parking
    $192K
  • 389 Summit Ave Lot 15 · Apartment building · 6 units
    $719K
  • 387 Summit Ave Lot 16 · Condominium · 3 units
    $560K
  • 385 Summit Ave Lot 17 · Commercial
    $190K
  • 381-383 Summit Ave Lot 18 · Commercial
    $1.6M
  • 80 Newkirk St Lot 19 · Single family
    $583K
  • 82 Newkirk St Lot 20 · Single family
    $619K
  • 2 Jones St Lot 21 · Mixed use · 13 units
    $1.1M
  • 6 Jones St Lot 22 · Parking
    $114K
  • 8 Jones St Lot 23 · Parking
    $114K
  • 10 Jones St Lot 24 · Parking
    $114K
  • 12 Jones St Lot 25 · Parking
    $114K
  • 14 Jones St Lot 26 · Parking
    $114K
  • 16 Jones St Lot 27 · Two-family
    $362K
  • 18 Jones St Lot 28 · Two-family
    $361K
  • 20 Jones St Lot 29 · Two-family
    $396K
  • 22 Jones St Lot 30 · Two-family
    $403K
  • 24 Jones St Lot 31 · Two-family
    $537K
  • 26 Jones St Lot 32 · Single family
    $403K
  • 28 Jones St Lot 33 · Single family
    $500K
  • 32 Jones St Lot 34.01 · Apartment building · 19 units
    $3.4M
  • 36 Jones St Lot 36 · Mixed use · 10 units
    $3.8M
  • 40-50 Jones St Lot 37 · Apartment building · 87 units
    $6.6M
  • 54 Jones St Lot 38.01 · Vacant land
    $5.4M

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Lots, building types, years built and assessed values come from New Jersey’s statewide parcel and MOD-IV assessment records. Assessed value is the figure property tax is calculated from, not a market price. All data sources.