Block 4303, Jersey City
Tax block 4303 in Sparrow Hill, Jersey City has 21 lots, assessed at $18.7M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes and sales.
- Lots
- 21
- Assessed value
- $18.7M
- Oldest building
- c. 1865
- Newest building
- 2023
Every lot on the block
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155 Manhattan Ave Lot 1 · Three-family$649K Three-family c. 1890 $648,600
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151 Manhattan Ave Lot 2 · Single family$820K Single family c. 1900 $820,000
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149 Manhattan Ave Lot 3 · Single family$272K Single family c. 1900 $272,200
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147 Manhattan Ave Lot 4 · Single family$454K Single family c. 1900 $453,500
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145 Manhattan Ave Lot 5 · Two-family$716K Two-family 2017 $715,500
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141 Manhattan Ave Lot 6 · Apartment building · 9 units$1.6M Apartment building · 9 units c. 1915 $1,613,200
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139 Manhattan Ave Lot 7 · Single family$376K Single family c. 1907 $376,300
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137 Manhattan Ave Lot 8 · Two-family$846K Two-family c. 1907 $845,600
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135 Manhattan Ave Lot 9 · Three-family$500K Three-family c. 1907 $500,000
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133 Manhattan Ave Lot 10 · Two-family$395K Two-family c. 1890 $394,900
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131 Manhattan Ave Lot 11 · Four-family$534K Four-family c. 1900 $533,700
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125 Manhattan Ave Lot 12 · Apartment building · 8 units$950K Apartment building · 8 units — $950,000
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121 Manhattan Ave Lot 13 · Apartment building · 20 units$2.2M Apartment building · 20 units — $2,160,000
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867 Summit Ave Lot 14 · Two-family$350K Two-family c. 1890 $349,700
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865 Summit Ave Lot 15 · Condominium · 2 units$1.4M Condominium · 2 units 2023 $1,445,900
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863 Summit Ave Lot 16 · Single family$383K Single family c. 1885 $382,900
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861 Summit Ave Lot 17 · Two-family$390K Two-family c. 1900 $389,800
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859 Summit Ave Lot 18 · Two-family$636K Two-family 2006 $636,000
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855 Summit Ave Lot 19 · Mixed use · 3 units$635K Mixed use · 3 units c. 1900 $635,000
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12 Sanford Pl Lot 20 · Apartment building · 35 units$4.2M Apartment building · 35 units c. 1920 $4,208,400
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16 Sanford Pl Lot 21 · Two-family$417K Two-family c. 1865 $417,200
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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.