Block 2171, Manhattan

Tax block 2171 in Washington Heights, Manhattan has 16 lots, assessed at $45.1M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.

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Lots: 16
Assessed value: $45.1M
Oldest building: c. 1914
Newest building: 2000

Every lot on the block

10 Hillside Avenue Lot 1 · Apartment building · 101 units
$4.3M Apartment building · 101 units 1942 $4,314,150
25 Nagle Avenue Lot 8 · Apartment building · 48 units
$1.2M Apartment building · 48 units 1941 $1,230,750
31 Nagle Avenue Lot 12 · Co-op · 111 units
$3.5M Co-op · 111 units 1951 $3,524,400
55 Nagle Avenue Lot 20 · Apartment building · 48 units
$1.1M Apartment building · 48 units c. 1939 $1,122,750
59 Nagle Avenue Lot 24 · Apartment building · 26 units
$863K Apartment building · 26 units c. 1914 $863,100
65 Nagle Avenue Lot 26 · Apartment building · 25 units
$1.0M Apartment building · 25 units c. 1914 $1,007,550
36 Ellwood Street Lot 28 · Apartment building · 62 units
$2.3M Apartment building · 62 units c. 1935 $2,327,850
28 Ellwood Street Lot 32 · Apartment building · 52 units
$1.4M Apartment building · 52 units 1940 $1,392,300
12 Ellwood Street Lot 36 · Public school
$7.4M Public school 2000 $7,366,500
2 Ellwood Street Lot 42 · Apartment building · 153 units
$4.5M Apartment building · 153 units c. 1929 $4,497,750
64 Hillside Avenue Lot 52 · Apartment building · 185 units
$6.3M Apartment building · 185 units c. 1928 $6,349,050
1 Bogardus Place Lot 66 · Apartment building · 103 units
$4.0M Apartment building · 103 units 1961 $3,963,600
34 Bogardus Place Lot 100 · Apartment building · 41 units
$1.2M Apartment building · 41 units 1963 $1,168,200
30 Bogardus Place Lot 105 · Co-op · 50 units
$2.6M Co-op · 50 units 1941 $2,605,500
20 Bogardus Place Lot 110 · Apartment building · 49 units
$1.1M Apartment building · 49 units c. 1938 $1,123,650
4 Bogardus Place Lot 120 · Co-op · 35 units
$2.3M Co-op · 35 units c. 1920 $2,258,550

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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.