# 26-24 4th Street, Queens

Apartment building · 99 units · built 2021 · Block 910, Lot 9.

On Umarelli: https://umarelli.org/nyc/4009100009/26-24-4-street

More construction in Astoria: https://umarelli.org/nyc/queens/astoria.md

## Building permits

- Alteration, filed Jan 21, 2022, described as “Installation of temporary pipe scaffold as per plans. No change in use, egress or occupancy.”
- Alteration, filed Aug 12, 2020, described as “Installation of temporary sidewalk shed as per plans. No change in use, egress or occupancy.”
- Alteration, filed Jun 6, 2019, estimated cost $2K, described as “Installation of new curb cut.”
- Alteration, filed May 17, 2019, estimated cost $160, described as “Proposed construction fence. No change to use, egress or occupancy under this application.”

## Property taxes

- Assessment: $6,817,500
- 2026–27 tax: $64,618
- Market value (city estimate): $15,150,000
- Taxable value: $519,480
- Assessed land: $1,241,100
- Assessed improvements: $5,576,400

## Tax breaks

- 421-a exemption, through Jun 30, 2059, about $783,411 a year below the full tax.

## Zoning

R6: floor area ratio 2.65 built, above the 2.43 base zoning allows, which bonuses, transfers or older rules can permit.

## Recent sales

- Jan 17, 2019: $11,500,000, sold with other lots

Open-market sales since 2016, from the Department of Finance’s sales files.

## Flood zone

Current FEMA flood map: zone AE, high risk: a 1% chance of flooding each year, base flood elevation 11 ft (NGVD29). FEMA’s preliminary map: zone AE, high risk: a 1% chance of flooding each year, base flood elevation 12 ft (NAVD88).

## In the news

[Renderings Reveal a New Residential Building at 26-24 4th Street in Astoria, Queens](https://newyorkyimby.com/2021/01/renderings-reveal-a-new-residential-building-at-26-24-4th-street-in-astoria-queens.html), New York YIMBY, Jan 21, 2021.

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