Block 384, Queens
Tax block 384 in Long Island City, Queens has 22 lots, assessed at $8.9M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.
- Lots
- 22
- Assessed value
- $8.9M
- Oldest building
- c. 1901
- Newest building
- 2011
Every lot on the block
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29-05 39th Avenue Lot 1 · Apartment building · 33 units$1.3M Apartment building · 33 units 1989 $1,330,200
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38-31 29th Street Lot 4 · Two-family with store$128K Two-family with store c. 1920 $128,220
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38-29 29th Street Lot 5 · Three-family$104K Three-family c. 1901 $103,860
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38-27 29th Street Lot 6 · Two-family$94K Two-family c. 1901 $93,660
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38-25 29th Street Lot 7 · Parking$43K Parking 1950 $43,140
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38-21 29th Street Lot 8 · Two-family$120K Two-family c. 1901 $119,880
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38-17 29th Street Lot 9 · Two-family$90K Two-family c. 1901 $89,760
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38-15 29th Street Lot 11 · Industrial$243K Industrial c. 1930 $242,550
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29-02 38th Avenue Lot 13 · Commercial$243K Commercial c. 1930 $243,000
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29-06 38th Avenue Lot 15 · Apartment building · 20 units$585K Apartment building · 20 units c. 1930 $585,450
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29-10 38th Avenue Lot 16 · Industrial$266K Industrial c. 1930 $265,950
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29-16 38th Avenue Lot 17 · Single family with store$90K Single family with store c. 1930 $90,300
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38-06 30th Street Lot 19 · Two-family$80K Two-family c. 1905 $79,620
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38-12 30th Street Lot 21 · Industrial$152K Industrial c. 1930 $152,100
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38-20 30th Street Lot 22 · Industrial$1.4M Industrial c. 1929 $1,364,400
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38-26 30th Street Lot 27 · Industrial$235K Industrial 1970 $235,350
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29-19 30th Street Lot 28 · Industrial$373K Industrial c. 1930 $373,050
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29-13 39th Avenue Lot 31 · Hotel$3.0M Hotel 2011 $2,982,600
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38-02 30th Street Lot 117 · Three-family$84K Three-family c. 1905 $84,300
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38-04 30th Street Lot 118 · Two-family$84K Two-family c. 1905 $84,240
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38-08 30th Street Lot 120 · Single family with store$123K Single family with store c. 1905 $122,520
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38-10 30th Street Lot 121 · Two-family$85K Two-family c. 1905 $85,080
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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.