Block 115, Queens
Tax block 115 in Long Island City, Queens has 15 lots, assessed at $33.3M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.
- Lots
- 15
- Assessed value
- $33.3M
- Oldest building
- c. 1931
- Newest building
- 2001
Every lot on the block
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27-11 49th Avenue Lot 1 · Industrial$9.1M Industrial 1965 $9,131,850
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47-55 27th Street Lot 36 · Industrial$1.4M Industrial 1960 $1,414,350
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47-25 27th Street Lot 48 · Industrial$2.0M Industrial 1960 $1,964,700
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47-17 27th Street Lot 56 · Industrial$846K Industrial c. 1931 $846,450
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29 Street Lot 86 · Community garden$876K Community garden — $875,700
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47 Avenue Lot 150 · Vacant land$73K Vacant land — $73,350
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47-08 30th Street Lot 163 · Parking$495K Parking c. 1931 $495,000
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47-20 30th Street Lot 171 · Industrial$1.3M Industrial 1946 $1,342,800
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47-46 30th Street Lot 181 · Other$600K Other — $599,850
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47-50 30th Street Lot 187 · Industrial$2.0M Industrial 1942 $2,047,950
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29-55 Hunters Point Avenue Lot 210 · Other$834K Other — $834,300
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29-03 Hunters Point Avenue Lot 221 · Industrial$1.5M Industrial 1949 $1,450,350
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29-03 Dutch Kills Street Lot 231 · Parking$1.6M Parking — $1,645,200
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47-30 Dutch Kills Street Lot 239 · Industrial$1.1M Industrial c. 1932 $1,138,050
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47-20 Dutch Kills Street Lot 249 · Industrial$9.5M Industrial 2001 $9,484,200
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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.