Block 795, Manhattan
Tax block 795 in Chelsea, Manhattan has 19 lots, assessed at $196.0M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.
- Lots
- 19
- Assessed value
- $196.0M
- Oldest building
- c. 1900
- Newest building
- 2008
Every lot on the block
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180 West 20th Street Lot 1 · Apartment building · 254 units$44.3M Apartment building · 254 units 2000 $44,336,250
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155 West 19th Street Lot 10 · Commercial$3.4M Commercial c. 1910 $3,403,350
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151 West 19th Street Lot 12 · Commercial$4.9M Commercial c. 1912 $4,898,250
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139-143 West 19th Street Lot 14 · Co-op · 21 units$8.6M Co-op · 21 units c. 1909 $8,585,100
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137 West 19th Street Lot 19 · Commercial$1.0M Commercial c. 1910 $1,038,600
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133 West 19th Street Lot 20 · Commercial$4.1M Commercial c. 1909 $4,119,300
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111 West 19th Street Lot 28 · Commercial$23.6M Commercial c. 1901 $23,598,450
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635 Avenue Of The Americas Lot 37 · Commercial$27.9M Commercial c. 1902 $27,937,350
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641 Avenue Of The Americas Lot 44 · Commercial$35.4M Commercial c. 1902 $35,353,800
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120 West 20th Street Lot 54 · Co-op · 6 units$2.9M Co-op · 6 units 1950 $2,934,900
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122 West 20th Street Lot 55 · Apartment building · 8 units$1.5M Apartment building · 8 units c. 1901 $1,457,100
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124 West 20th Street Lot 56 · Parking$1.3M Parking c. 1900 $1,286,550
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134 West 20th Street Lot 61 · Co-op · 16 units$1.3M Co-op · 16 units c. 1901 $1,269,000
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140 West 20th Street Lot 66 · Playground$2.9M Playground — $2,899,800
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148 West 20th Street Lot 67 · Parking$2.7M Parking 1951 $2,686,500
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152 West 20th Street Lot 69 · Apartment building · 20 units$2.0M Apartment building · 20 units c. 1910 $1,969,200
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156 West 20th Street Lot 71 · Apartment building · 9 units$1.3M Apartment building · 9 units c. 1901 $1,317,600
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121 West 19th Street Lot 7501 · Condominium · 67 units$21.6M Condominium · 67 units c. 1903 $21,614,858
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130 West 20th Street Lot 7502 · Condominium · 35 units$5.3M Condominium · 35 units 2008 $5,280,751
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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.