Block 11902, Jersey City
Tax block 11902 in Marion, Jersey City has 25 lots, assessed at $16.5M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes and sales.
- Lots
- 25
- Assessed value
- $16.5M
- Oldest building
- c. 1900
- Newest building
- 2022
Every lot on the block
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339 Sip Ave Lot 1 · Two-family$650K Two-family 2008 $649,900
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333 Sip Ave Lot 2 · Four-family$552K Four-family c. 1900 $551,600
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331 Sip Ave Lot 3 · Industrial$1.3M Industrial c. 1930 $1,279,600
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329 Sip Ave Lot 4 · Industrial$382K Industrial — $382,200
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327 Sip Av Lot 5 · Two-family$415K Two-family c. 1912 $414,900
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325 Sip Av Lot 6 · Two-family$402K Two-family c. 1900 $401,900
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323 Sip Av Lot 7 · Two-family$518K Two-family c. 1908 $517,900
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321 Sip Av Lot 8 · Commercial$725K Commercial c. 1900 $725,300
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19 Bryant Ave Lot 9 · Two-family$738K Two-family 2011 $738,400
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17 Bryant Av Lot 10 · Single family$250K Single family c. 1915 $250,000
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15 Bryant Ave Lot 11 · Two-family$665K Two-family 2007 $665,400
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13 Bryant Av Lot 12 · Three-family$568K Three-family 1990 $568,300
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11 Bryant Ave Lot 13 · Two-family$350K Two-family c. 1901 $350,000
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9 Bryant Ave Lot 14 · Two-family$548K Two-family 1987 $547,500
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7 Bryant Ave Lot 15 · Two-family$841K Two-family 2007 $840,900
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5 Bryant Av Lot 16 · Two-family$380K Two-family c. 1910 $380,100
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3 Bryant Av Lot 17 · Single family$404K Single family 1968 $403,700
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2-4 Holmes Ave Lot 18 · Condominium · 4 units$1.7M Condominium · 4 units 2022 $1,688,000
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6 Holmes Ave Lot 19 · Two-family$784K Two-family 2010 $784,000
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8 Holmes Ave Lot 20 · Two-family$734K Two-family 2010 $734,000
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10 Holmes Av Lot 21 · Two-family$970K Two-family 2019 $970,000
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12 Holmes Av Lot 22 · Single family$533K Single family 1987 $532,700
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14 Holmes Ave Lot 23 · Condominium · 2 units$1.2M Condominium · 2 units 2018 $1,165,000
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16 Holmes Av Lot 24 · Two-family$475K Two-family c. 1923 $475,000
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18 Holmes Ave Lot 25 · Two-family$470K Two-family 1964 $470,100
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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.