Block 32, Queens

Tax block 32 in Long Island City, Queens has 30 lots, assessed at $20.5M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.

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Lots
30
Assessed value
$20.5M
Oldest building
c. 1871
Newest building
2022

Every lot on the block

  • 49-18 Vernon Boulevard Lot 1 · Apartment building · 15 units
    $2.8M
  • 49-16 Vernon Boulevard Lot 3 · Commercial
    $315K
  • 49-12 Vernon Boulevard Lot 4 · Mixed use · 4 units
    $415K
  • 5-37 50th Avenue Lot 6 · Police station
    $1.3M
  • 5-35 50th Avenue Lot 12 · Four-family with store
    $821K
  • 5-33 50th Avenue Lot 13 · Industrial
    $360K
  • 5-31 50th Avenue Lot 14 · Two-family with store
    $172K
  • 5-29 50th Avenue Lot 15 · Three-family with store
    $817K
  • 5-27 50th Avenue Lot 16 · Mixed use · 2 units
    $382K
  • 5-23 50th Avenue Lot 17 · Two-family with store
    $188K
  • 5-21 50th Avenue Lot 18 · Four-family
    $811K
  • 5-19 50th Avenue Lot 19 · Four-family
    $508K
  • 50 Avenue Lot 20 · Parking
    $63K
  • 5-13 50th Avenue Lot 21 · Apartment building · 6 units
    $550K
  • 5-11 50th Avenue Lot 22 · Four-family
    $754K
  • 5-09 50th Avenue Lot 23 · Three-family
    $125K
  • 49-09 5th Street Lot 28 · Parking
    $293K
  • 49-03 5th Street Lot 29 · Auto repair
    $267K
  • 49-01 5th Street Lot 31 · Industrial
    $153K
  • 5-12 49th Avenue Lot 32 · Two-family
    $126K
  • 5-22 49th Avenue Lot 35 · Apartment building · 29 units
    $3.3M
  • 5-24 49th Avenue Lot 37 · Apartment building · 8 units
    $763K
  • 5-32 49th Avenue Lot 39 · Four-family
    $465K
  • 49 Avenue Lot 42 · Park
    $282K
  • 49-02 Vernon Boulevard Lot 48 · Mixed use · 2 units
    $565K
  • 49-04 Vernon Boulevard Lot 49 · Mixed use · 5 units
    $694K
  • 49-06 Vernon Boulevard Lot 50 · Mixed use · 4 units
    $494K
  • 49-10 Vernon Boulevard Lot 51 · Mixed use · 5 units
    $703K
  • 5-28 49th Avenue Lot 138 · Two-family with store
    $256K
  • 5-03 50th Avenue Lot 7501 · Condominium · 12 units
    $1.6M

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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.