Block 28201, Jersey City

Tax block 28201 in Jackson Hill, Jersey City has 34 lots, assessed at $8.9M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes and sales.

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Lots
34
Assessed value
$8.9M
Oldest building
c. 1907
Newest building
2016

Every lot on the block

  • 18 Rutgers Ave Lot 1 · Two-family
    $309K
  • 47 New Street Lot 2 · Two-family
    $259K
  • 45 New Street Lot 3 · Two-family
    $259K
  • 43 New Street Lot 4 · Two-family
    $222K
  • 41 New Street Lot 5 · Two-family
    $278K
  • 39 New St Lot 6.01 · Two-family
    $206K
  • 37 New St Lot 6.02 · Two-family
    $206K
  • 35 New St Lot 6.03 · Two-family
    $206K
  • 33 New St Lot 6.04 · Two-family
    $206K
  • 134 Cator Ave Lot 6.05 · Two-family
    $206K
  • 136 Cator Ave Lot 6.06 · Single family
    $206K
  • 138 Cator Ave Lot 6.07 · Other
    $206K
  • 140 Cator Ave Lot 6.08 · Two-family
    $206K
  • 142 Cator Ave Lot 6.09 · Two-family
    $206K
  • 31 New Street Lot 7 · Residence
    $113K
  • 29 New Street Lot 8 · Residence
    $111K
  • 25 New Street Lot 9 · Office
    $113K
  • 13 Ludlow St Lot 10 · Public property
    $86K
  • 11 Ludlow St Lot 11 · Public school
    $86K
  • 9 Ludlow St Lot 12 · Public property
    $86K
  • 7 Ludlow St Lot 13 · Public property
    $86K
  • 5 Ludlow St Lot 14 · Public property
    $89K
  • 3 Ludlow St Lot 15 · Public property
    $86K
  • 1 Ludlow St Lot 16 · Public property
    $88K
  • 144 Cator Ave Lot 17 · Two-family
    $285K
  • 146 Cator Ave Lot 18.01 · Vacant land
    $305K
  • 148 Cator Ave Lot 18.02 · Two-family
    $606K
  • 150 Cator Ave Lot 19 · Apartment building · 6 units
    $755K
  • 152 Cator Ave Lot 20 · Vacant land
    $27K
  • 6 Rutgers Ave Lot 21 · Apartment building · 7 units
    $1.0M
  • 8 Rutgers Ave Lot 22 · Two-family
    $208K
  • 12 Rutgers Ave Lot 23 · Apartment building · 6 units
    $720K
  • 14 Rutgers Ave Lot 24 · Apartment building · 6 units
    $657K
  • 16 Rutgers Ave Lot 25 · Residence
    $208K

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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.