Block 2396, Brooklyn
Tax block 2396 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn has 18 lots, assessed at $19.4M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.
- Lots
- 18
- Assessed value
- $19.4M
- Oldest building
- c. 1909
- Newest building
- 2007
Every lot on the block
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318 Grand Street Lot 1 · Apartment building · 29 units$5.3M Apartment building · 29 units c. 1920 $5,335,650
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334 Grand Street Lot 10 · Apartment building · 5 units$1.1M Apartment building · 5 units c. 1915 $1,069,650
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336 Grand Street Lot 11 · Four-family with store$864K Four-family with store c. 1910 $864,450
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340 Grand Street Lot 12 · Mixed use · 5 units$1.0M Mixed use · 5 units 2007 $1,003,500
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342 Grand Street Lot 13 · Four-family with store$401K Four-family with store c. 1910 $400,950
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346 Grand Street Lot 14 · Mixed use · 5 units$1.4M Mixed use · 5 units c. 1920 $1,423,350
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354 Grand Street Lot 16 · Two-family with store$178K Two-family with store 1950 $177,540
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358 Grand Street Lot 17 · Mixed use · 6 units$972K Mixed use · 6 units c. 1920 $972,000
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362 Grand Street Lot 18 · Two-family with store$139K Two-family with store c. 1910 $138,960
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364 Grand Street Lot 19 · Four-family with store$1.0M Four-family with store c. 1910 $1,023,750
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66 Marcy Avenue Lot 20 · Vacant land$100K Vacant land — $100,350
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289 South 1st Street Lot 21 · Apartment building · 24 units$1.1M Apartment building · 24 units c. 1909 $1,145,250
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287 South 1st Street Lot 24 · Apartment building · 9 units$1.3M Apartment building · 9 units c. 1910 $1,346,850
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285 South 1st Street Lot 25 · Apartment building · 5 units$1.2M Apartment building · 5 units c. 1910 $1,150,200
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283 South 1st Street Lot 26 · Four-family$888K Four-family c. 1910 $887,850
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279 South 1st Street Lot 27 · Apartment building · 22 units$863K Apartment building · 22 units c. 1910 $863,100
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South 1st Street Lot 132 · Parking$186K Parking — $185,850
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275 South 1st Street Lot 7501 · Condominium · 25 units$1.3M Condominium · 25 units 2007 $1,275,162
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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.