Block 205, Manhattan

Tax block 205 in Chinatown, Manhattan has 26 lots, assessed at $35.0M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.

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Lots
26
Assessed value
$35.0M
Oldest building
c. 1900
Newest building
2022

Every lot on the block

  • 102 Mulberry Street Lot 2 · Commercial
    $1.3M
  • 106 Mulberry Street Lot 4 · Apartment building · 33 units
    $2.1M
  • 110 Mulberry Street Lot 6 · Apartment building · 16 units
    $1.6M
  • 112 Mulberry Street Lot 7 · Apartment building · 16 units
    $1.5M
  • 114 Mulberry Street Lot 8 · Apartment building · 23 units
    $3.5M
  • 118 Mulberry Street Lot 10 · Apartment building · 19 units
    $856K
  • 120 Mulberry Street Lot 11 · Apartment building · 8 units
    $995K
  • 122 Mulberry Street Lot 12 · Two-family with store
    $174K
  • 124 Mulberry Street Lot 13 · Two-family with store
    $191K
  • 126 Mulberry Street Lot 14 · Four-family with store
    $460K
  • 178 Hester Street Lot 16 · Two-family with store
    $315K
  • 176 Hester Street Lot 17 · Apartment building · 13 units
    $496K
  • 174 Hester Street Lot 18 · Apartment building · 19 units
    $1.3M
  • 119 Mott Street Lot 19 · Apartment building · 14 units
    $1.8M
  • 117 Mott Street Lot 20 · Apartment building · 11 units
    $1.1M
  • 115 Mott Street Lot 21 · Apartment building · 13 units
    $735K
  • 113 Mott Street Lot 22 · Apartment building · 9 units
    $521K
  • 111 Mott Street Lot 23 · Apartment building · 22 units
    $1.2M
  • 109 Mott Street Lot 24 · Apartment building · 26 units
    $421K
  • 107 Mott Street Lot 25 · Apartment building · 10 units
    $2.0M
  • 101 Mott Street Lot 28 · Commercial
    $1.6M
  • 185 Canal Street Lot 30 · Commercial
    $6.1M
  • 191 Canal Street Lot 32 · Commercial
    $883K
  • 195 Canal Street Lot 34 · Commercial
    $869K
  • 103 Mott Street Lot 7501 · Condominium
    $2.4M
  • 180 Hester Street Lot 7502 · Condominium · 4 units
    $592K

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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.