# 296 Sixth St, Jersey City

Two-family · built c. 1870 · Block 11201, Lot 27.

On Umarelli: https://umarelli.org/jersey-city/11201/27/296-sixth-st

More construction in Hamilton Park: https://umarelli.org/jersey-city/downtown/hamilton-park.md

Every lot on block 11201: https://umarelli.org/jersey-city/11201.md

## Building permits

- Alteration, issued Apr 7, 2026, estimated cost $2K, described as “We would like to build a first floor deck in the back of our home. The back is non exposed to the street. This will include the replacement of a window to convert it to a door which will give access to the deck area. The deck will also have”
- Alteration — Residential, issued Sep 1, 2022, estimated cost $1K
- Alteration, issued Jan 12, 2010, described as “Remove & replace hot water boiler”
- Alteration, issued Mar 10, 2000, described as “Sewer Repair”

## Property taxes

- Assessment: $950,000
- 2025 tax: $22,183
- Assessed land: $575,700
- Assessed improvements: $374,300
- Last sale: $1,045,000 in 2022

## Zoning

H (Historic District).

## Recent sales

- Jul 6, 2022: $1,045,000, 1,392 sq ft, sold with other lots

Open-market sales since mid-2019, from the state’s SR1A sales file.

## Flood zone

Current FEMA flood map: zone AE, high risk: a 1% chance of flooding each year, base flood elevation 9 ft (NAVD88). FEMA’s preliminary map: zone AE, high risk: a 1% chance of flooding each year, base flood elevation 11 ft (NAVD88).

## Landmarks

Part of Hamilton Park Historic District (Jersey City historic district).

## Board and land use applications

- Historic Preservation Commission case H-24-0170: Application, Approved, applied Apr 25, 2024. We would like to build a first floor deck in the back of our home. The back is non exposed to the street. This will include the replacement of a window to convert it to a door which will give access to the deck area. The deck will also…

From New York City and Jersey City public records, refreshed within a day of each release. Sources: https://umarelli.org/sources. Methodology and corrections: https://umarelli.org/methodology