Block 1732, Brooklyn
Tax block 1732 in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn has 20 lots, assessed at $9.8M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.
- Lots
- 20
- Assessed value
- $9.8M
- Oldest building
- c. 1931
- Newest building
- 2022
Every lot on the block
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Delmonico Place Lot 1 · Apartment building · 8 units$601K Apartment building · 8 units 2022 $601,200
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204 Ellery Street Lot 16 · Apartment building · 27 units$616K Apartment building · 27 units c. 1931 $616,050
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182 Throop Avenue Lot 19 · Apartment building · 33 units$4.4M Apartment building · 33 units 2021 $4,366,350
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188 Throop Avenue Lot 23 · Four-family with store$711K Four-family with store c. 1931 $710,550
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190 Throop Avenue Lot 24 · Four-family with store$307K Four-family with store c. 1931 $307,350
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192 Throop Avenue Lot 25 · Two-family with store$198K Two-family with store c. 1931 $197,580
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194 Throop Avenue Lot 26 · Four-family with store$483K Four-family with store c. 1931 $482,850
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773 Park Avenue Lot 28 · Four-family with store$405K Four-family with store c. 1931 $405,000
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771 Park Avenue Lot 29 · Apartment building · 6 units$432K Apartment building · 6 units c. 1931 $432,000
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188 Ellery Street Lot 101 · Two-family$116K Two-family 1993 $115,980
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190 Ellery Street Lot 103 · Two-family$110K Two-family 1993 $109,860
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192 Ellery Street Lot 105 · Two-family$110K Two-family 1993 $109,860
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194 Ellery Street Lot 107 · Two-family$110K Two-family 1993 $109,860
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196 Ellery Street Lot 109 · Two-family$110K Two-family 1993 $109,860
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198 Ellery Street Lot 111 · Two-family$110K Two-family 1993 $109,860
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200 Ellery Street Lot 113 · Two-family$110K Two-family 1993 $110,220
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769 Park Avenue Lot 130 · Two-family$110K Two-family 1992 $110,340
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767 Park Avenue Lot 132 · Two-family$110K Two-family 1992 $109,860
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765 Park Avenue Lot 134 · Two-family$110K Two-family 1992 $109,560
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Park Avenue Lot 136 · Apartment building · 8 units$590K Apartment building · 8 units 2022 $589,500
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Lots, building types, years built and assessed values come from the Department of City Planning’s PLUTO tax lot file. Assessed value is the figure property tax is calculated from, not a market price. All data sources.