Block 264, Brooklyn
Tax block 264 in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn has 12 lots, assessed at $25.0M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.
- Lots
- 12
- Assessed value
- $25.0M
- Oldest building
- c. 1855
- Newest building
- 1973
Every lot on the block
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1 Aitken Place Lot 1 · House of worship$2.3M House of worship c. 1870 $2,275,650
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130 Joralemon Street Lot 9 · Apartment building · 7 units$2.1M Apartment building · 7 units c. 1879 $2,104,650
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132 Joralemon Street Lot 10 · Co-op · 12 units$968K Co-op · 12 units c. 1879 $967,950
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134 Joralemon Street Lot 11 · Apartment building · 5 units$1.5M Apartment building · 5 units c. 1858 $1,480,950
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136 Joralemon Street Lot 12 · Apartment building · 9 units$1.5M Apartment building · 9 units c. 1855 $1,530,900
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138 Joralemon Street Lot 13 · Apartment building · 12 units$964K Apartment building · 12 units c. 1855 $964,350
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140 Joralemon Street Lot 14 · Two-family with store$438K Two-family with store c. 1855 $437,820
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142 Joralemon Street Lot 15 · Commercial$5.7M Commercial c. 1927 $5,738,400
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130 Clinton Street Lot 17 · Co-op · 89 units$8.6M Co-op · 89 units c. 1925 $8,630,550
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140 Clinton Street Lot 23 · Single family with store$350K Single family with store c. 1899 $349,740
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142 Clinton Street Lot 24 · Three-family$260K Three-family c. 1855 $260,040
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144 Clinton Street Lot 25 · Commercial$224K Commercial 1973 $224,100
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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.