Block 4025, Brooklyn
Tax block 4025 in East New York, Brooklyn has 40 lots, assessed at $3.5M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.
- Lots
- 40
- Assessed value
- $3.5M
- Oldest building
- c. 1899
- Newest building
- 2004
Every lot on the block
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433 Miller Avenue Lot 1 · Apartment building · 12 units$1.1M Apartment building · 12 units c. 1914 $1,082,700
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429 Miller Avenue Lot 3 · Two-family$54K Two-family c. 1930 $54,180
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427 Miller Avenue Lot 4 · Two-family$60K Two-family c. 1930 $59,940
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425 Miller Avenue Lot 5 · Single family$56K Single family c. 1930 $56,400
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423 Miller Avenue Lot 6 · Two-family$56K Two-family c. 1930 $56,280
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421 Miller Avenue Lot 7 · Single family$56K Single family c. 1930 $56,220
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417 Miller Avenue Lot 8 · Two-family$56K Two-family c. 1930 $56,160
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415 Miller Avenue Lot 9 · Two-family$52K Two-family c. 1930 $52,320
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413 Miller Avenue Lot 10 · Single family$61K Single family c. 1901 $60,780
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409 Miller Avenue Lot 11 · Two-family$58K Two-family c. 1899 $57,900
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407 Miller Avenue Lot 12 · Single family$61K Single family c. 1899 $60,780
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405 Miller Avenue Lot 13 · Two-family$65K Two-family c. 1901 $65,340
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403 Miller Avenue Lot 14 · Two-family$59K Two-family c. 1899 $59,460
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401 Miller Avenue Lot 15 · Two-family$57K Two-family c. 1901 $57,120
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399 Miller Avenue Lot 16 · Single family$55K Single family c. 1930 $54,600
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397 Miller Avenue Lot 17 · Single family$54K Single family c. 1930 $54,420
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395 Miller Avenue Lot 18 · Two-family$51K Two-family c. 1901 $51,060
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393 Miller Avenue Lot 19 · Four-family$182K Four-family c. 1920 $182,250
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344 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 23 · Other$32K Other — $31,982
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346 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 24 · Two-family$58K Two-family c. 1901 $58,080
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348 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 25 · Three-family$64K Three-family c. 1901 $63,900
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350 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 26 · Two-family$58K Two-family c. 1901 $58,080
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352 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 27 · Two-family$58K Two-family c. 1901 $58,080
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354 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 28 · Two-family$58K Two-family c. 1901 $58,080
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356 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 29 · Two-family$58K Two-family c. 1901 $58,080
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358 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 30 · Two-family$51K Two-family c. 1930 $50,760
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360 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 31 · Three-family$61K Three-family c. 1930 $61,020
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362 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 32 · Two-family$58K Two-family c. 1901 $58,080
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364 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 33 · Two-family$58K Two-family c. 1901 $57,720
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366 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 34 · Two-family$61K Two-family c. 1901 $61,260
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368 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 35 · Two-family$75K Two-family 2004 $75,480
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370 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 36 · Two-family$61K Two-family c. 1901 $61,260
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372 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 37 · Two-family$62K Two-family c. 1901 $62,340
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374 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 38 · Two-family$58K Two-family c. 1901 $57,720
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376 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 39 · Two-family$51K Two-family c. 1930 $50,820
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378 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 40 · Three-family$54K Three-family c. 1901 $54,180
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380 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 41 · Two-family$62K Two-family c. 1901 $62,340
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382 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 42 · Two-family$62K Two-family c. 1901 $62,340
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384 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 43 · Two-family$57K Two-family c. 1901 $57,420
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386 Van Siclen Avenue Lot 44 · Two-family$60K Two-family 2003 $60,420
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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.