Block 368, Queens
Tax block 368 in Long Island City, Queens has 20 lots, assessed at $17.5M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.
- Lots
- 20
- Assessed value
- $17.5M
- Oldest building
- c. 1901
- Newest building
- 2019
Every lot on the block
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37-43 Crescent Street Lot 1 · Commercial$1.4M Commercial 1958 $1,425,150
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37-39 Crescent Street Lot 3 · Industrial$168K Industrial c. 1920 $168,300
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37-35 Crescent Street Lot 4 · Apartment building · 30 units$902K Apartment building · 30 units c. 1916 $901,800
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37-31 Crescent Street Lot 6 · Apartment building · 30 units$783K Apartment building · 30 units c. 1931 $782,550
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37-27 Crescent Street Lot 8 · Apartment building · 30 units$733K Apartment building · 30 units c. 1917 $733,050
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37-25 Crescent Street Lot 9 · Two-family$101K Two-family c. 1930 $100,620
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37-23 Crescent Street Lot 10 · Three-family$88K Three-family c. 1930 $87,540
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37-19 Crescent Street Lot 11 · Industrial$3.9M Industrial 2008 $3,875,400
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37-11 Crescent Street Lot 15 · Industrial$236K Industrial 1968 $236,250
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37-09 Crescent Street Lot 17 · Two-family$99K Two-family c. 1901 $98,940
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25-08 37th Avenue Lot 18 · Mixed use · 2 units$209K Mixed use · 2 units c. 1930 $208,800
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25-16 37th Avenue Lot 22 · Apartment building · 39 units$5.1M Apartment building · 39 units 2019 $5,114,700
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37-18 27th Street Lot 26 · Three-family$80K Three-family c. 1901 $79,800
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37-20 27th Street Lot 27 · Two-family$90K Two-family c. 1915 $90,480
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37-24 27th Street Lot 28 · Three-family$80K Three-family c. 1915 $80,100
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37-28 27th Street Lot 29 · Industrial$277K Industrial c. 1930 $276,750
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37-32 27th Street Lot 32 · Three-family$119K Three-family c. 1920 $119,040
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37-34 27th Street Lot 33 · Three-family$77K Three-family c. 1920 $76,800
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37-22 27th Street Lot 127 · Three-family$81K Three-family c. 1915 $81,180
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25-11 38th Avenue Lot 7501 · Condominium · 32 units$2.9M Condominium · 32 units 2016 $2,949,301
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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.