Block 405, Queens

Tax block 405 in Long Island City, Queens has 22 lots, assessed at $13.6M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.

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Lots: 22
Assessed value: $13.6M
Oldest building: c. 1901
Newest building: 2023

Every lot on the block

27-19 41st Avenue Lot 1 · Commercial
$193K Commercial c. 1931 $193,050
27-17 41st Avenue Lot 2 · Three-family
$128K Three-family c. 1920 $128,400
27-15 41st Avenue Lot 3 · Single family with store
$89K Single family with store c. 1901 $88,920
27-13 41st Avenue Lot 4 · Single family with store
$89K Single family with store c. 1901 $88,620
40-37 27th Street Lot 9 · Two-family
$85K Two-family c. 1920 $85,200
40-37 27th Street Lot 10 · Two-family
$85K Two-family c. 1920 $84,600
40-29 27th Street Lot 13 · Commercial
$602K Commercial c. 1931 $601,650
40-15 27th Street Lot 18 · Parking
$618K Parking — $617,850
40-03 27th Street Lot 21 · Industrial
$159K Industrial 1949 $159,300
27-08 40th Avenue Lot 23 · Commercial
$2.8M Commercial 2008 $2,813,850
27-20 40th Avenue Lot 26 · Commercial
$247K Commercial 2000 $246,600
40-12 28th Street Lot 29 · Industrial
$652K Industrial 2001 $652,050
40-16 28th Street Lot 31 · Single family
$86K Single family c. 1920 $85,920
40-18 28th Street Lot 32 · Single family
$73K Single family c. 1920 $72,660
40-22 28th Street Lot 33 · Single family
$68K Single family c. 1920 $68,400
40-26 28th Street Lot 34 · Commercial
$395K Commercial 1966 $395,100
40-30 28th Street Lot 36 · Parking
$130K Parking — $129,600
40-32 28th Street Lot 37 · Single family
$83K Single family c. 1901 $83,160
40-34 28th Street Lot 38 · Three-family
$99K Three-family c. 1901 $99,120
40-38 28th Street Lot 41 · Industrial
$210K Industrial 1951 $210,150
2705 41st Avenue Lot 7501 · Condominium · 44 units
$3.8M Condominium · 44 units 2015 $3,817,801
40-21 27th Street Lot 7502 · Condominium · 9 units
$2.9M Condominium · 9 units 2023 $2,854,062

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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.