Block 1633, Manhattan

Tax block 1633 in East Harlem, Manhattan has 26 lots, assessed at $30.6M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.

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Lots
26
Assessed value
$30.6M
Oldest building
c. 1887
Newest building
2008

Every lot on the block

  • 101 East 105th Street Lot 1 · Apartment building · 52 units
    $3.1M
  • 121 East 105th Street Lot 10 · Parsonage
    $543K
  • 1680 Lexington Avenue Lot 13 · Community center
    $6.0M
  • 1675 Lexington Avenue Lot 19 · Apartment building · 12 units
    $684K
  • 1677 Lexington Avenue Lot 20 · Apartment building · 37 units
    $3.1M
  • 167 East 105th Street Lot 28 · Playground
    $603K
  • 169 East 105th Street Lot 29 · Apartment building · 10 units
    $455K
  • 171 East 105th Street Lot 30 · Apartment building · 10 units
    $455K
  • 173 East 105th Street Lot 31 · Parking
    $260K
  • 175 East 105th Street Lot 32 · Apartment building · 13 units
    $606K
  • 1904 3rd Avenue Lot 33 · Apartment building · 12 units
    $1.6M
  • 1906 3rd Avenue Lot 34 · Apartment building · 8 units
    $547K
  • 1910 3rd Avenue Lot 36 · Apartment building · 16 units
    $2.2M
  • 1912 3rd Avenue Lot 37 · Apartment building · 16 units
    $663K
  • 1914 3rd Avenue Lot 38 · Commercial
    $491K
  • 1916 3rd Avenue Lot 39 · Commercial
    $253K
  • 1922 3rd Avenue Lot 40 · Commercial
    $572K
  • 174 East 106th Street Lot 41 · Apartment building · 22 units
    $1.3M
  • 154 East 106th Street Lot 51 · Apartment building · 20 units
    $719K
  • 152 East 106th Street Lot 52 · Vacant land
    $184K
  • 150 East 106th Street Lot 53 · Apartment building · 7 units
    $789K
  • 1683 Lexington Avenue Lot 54 · Apartment building · 8 units
    $487K
  • 120 East 106th Street Lot 61 · House of worship
    $1.6M
  • 116 East 106th Street Lot 66 · Convent
    $1.4M
  • 170 East 106th Street Lot 7501 · Condominium · 10 units
    $548K
  • 1908 3rd Avenue Lot 7502 · Condominium · 16 units
    $1.3M

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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.