10-63 Jackson Avenue, Queens
Condominium · 41 units · built 2008 · Block 42, Lot 7501.
Building permits
- Alteration, filed Oct 19, 2020, estimated cost $15K, described as “Installation of heavy duty sidewalk shed during building alteration, filed separately. Sidewalk shed shall comply with chapter #33 of the NYC building code. No change in use, occupancy or egress under this application.”
- Alteration, filed Sep 16, 2020, estimated cost $16K, described as “Installation of pipe scaffold as per drawings. Scaffold shall comply with chapter #33 of the NYC building code. No change in use, occupancy or egress under this application.”
- Alteration, filed Apr 13, 2020, described as “Installation of sidewalk shed as per plans. No change in use, egress or occupancy.”
- Alteration, filed Aug 6, 2019, estimated cost $12K, described as “Installation for new plumbing fixtures & piping, and relocate and remove plumbing fixtures. No change of use,occupancy, egress, bulk or height under this application.”
Property taxes
- Assessment
- $4,102,654
- 2026–27 tax
- $423,564
- Market value (city estimate)
- $9,116,998
- Taxable value
- $3,440,824
- Assessed land
- $823,500
- Assessed improvements
- $3,279,154
- Condo units with their own tax lots
- 43
Zoning
R7X: floor area ratio 4.68 built, 5.00 allowed by base zoning.
Flood zone
Current FEMA flood map: zone X, minimal flood hazard.
Recent sales
- Jul 31, 2026: $955,000, Apt 6G
- Dec 19, 2025: $1,364,000, Apt 3D
- Dec 11, 2025: $590,585, Apt 4G
- Jun 6, 2025: $935,000, Apt 3G
- Feb 28, 2025: $620,000, Apt 7B
- Sep 5, 2024: $589,000, Apt 4B
- Apr 26, 2024: $590,000, Apt 6F
- Sep 22, 2023: $780,000, Apt 5A
- Feb 14, 2019: $550,000, Apt 6B
- Jun 7, 2018: $735,000, Apt 4E
The 10 most recent of 20 open-market sales since 2016, from the Department of Finance’s sales files.
Board and land use applications
- Long Island City BID Expansion (City Planning 2024Q0254): Business improvement district, Completed, filed Feb 2, 2024. An application from the Small Business Services (SBS) on behalf of the Long Island City Business Improvement District (BID) to modify the existing plan and expand the BID in Community Districts 1 and 2 of Queens.