Block 4820, Brooklyn
Tax block 4820 in Flatbush, Brooklyn has 21 lots, assessed at $5.2M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.
- Lots
- 21
- Assessed value
- $5.2M
- Oldest building
- c. 1930
- Newest building
- 2023
Every lot on the block
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655 New York Avenue Lot 1 · Apartment building · 117 units$603K Apartment building · 117 units 1960 $603,000
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402 Hawthorne Street Lot 13 · Three-family$96K Three-family c. 1930 $96,060
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404 Hawthorne Street Lot 14 · Two-family$97K Two-family c. 1930 $96,900
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406 Hawthorne Street Lot 15 · Three-family$96K Three-family c. 1930 $96,060
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Hawthorne Street Lot 16 · Apartment building · 9 units$626K Apartment building · 9 units 2023 $625,950
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652 Brooklyn Avenue Lot 17 · Apartment building · 35 units$1.6M Apartment building · 35 units 1948 $1,594,800
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443 Winthrop Street Lot 42 · Apartment building · 18 units$1.3M Apartment building · 18 units 2009 $1,319,400
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439 Winthrop Street Lot 43 · Two-family with store$57K Two-family with store 1945 $57,420
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435 Winthrop Street Lot 44 · Single family$54K Single family 1945 $53,520
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433 Winthrop Street Lot 46 · Two-family$50K Two-family 1945 $50,460
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431 Winthrop Street Lot 47 · Single family$54K Single family 1945 $53,520
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429 Winthrop Street Lot 48 · Single family$54K Single family 1945 $53,520
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425 Winthrop Street Lot 49 · Two-family$50K Two-family 1945 $50,460
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423 Winthrop Street Lot 51 · Single family$56K Single family 1945 $55,980
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419 Winthrop Street Lot 52 · Two-family$52K Two-family 1945 $52,260
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417 Winthrop Street Lot 53 · Two-family$50K Two-family 1945 $49,980
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415 Winthrop Street Lot 54 · Two-family$48K Two-family 1945 $47,820
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411 Winthrop Street Lot 56 · Two-family$65K Two-family 1945 $65,460
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409 Winthrop Street Lot 57 · Two-family$59K Two-family 1945 $58,620
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407 Winthrop Street Lot 58 · Two-family$50K Two-family 1945 $49,920
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403 Winthrop Street Lot 60 · Two-family$53K Two-family 1945 $52,920
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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.