Block 85, Queens
Tax block 85 in Long Island City, Queens has 19 lots, assessed at $71.9M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.
- Lots
- 19
- Assessed value
- $71.9M
- Oldest building
- c. 1880
- Newest building
- 2023
Every lot on the block
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23-02 Jackson Avenue Lot 1 · Four-family with store$471K Four-family with store c. 1931 $471,150
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23-04 Jackson Avenue Lot 2 · Four-family with store$471K Four-family with store c. 1931 $471,150
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23-08 Jackson Avenue Lot 3 · Commercial$1.8M Commercial c. 1931 $1,755,900
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23-20 Jackson Avenue Lot 5 · Apartment hotel$5.6M Apartment hotel 2020 $5,586,300
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45-19 Davis Street Lot 13 · Apartment building · 122 units$16.5M Apartment building · 122 units 2023 $16,482,150
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45-57 Davis Street Lot 30 · Apartment building · 158 units$13.4M Apartment building · 158 units 2019 $13,441,500
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45-50 Pearson Street Lot 41 · Apartment building · 197 units$18.5M Apartment building · 197 units 2012 $18,521,100
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45-42 Pearson Street Lot 47 · Two-family$100K Two-family c. 1880 $100,080
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45-40 Pearson Street Lot 48 · Mixed use · 1 unit$827K Mixed use · 1 unit c. 1880 $826,696
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45-22 Pearson Street Lot 53 · Two-family with store$258K Two-family with store c. 1910 $258,120
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45-20 Pearson Street Lot 54 · Single family$100K Single family c. 1880 $99,540
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45-18 Pearson Street Lot 55 · Two-family$130K Two-family c. 1880 $130,140
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45-16 Pearson Street Lot 56 · Three-family$105K Three-family c. 1880 $105,060
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45-14 Pearson Street Lot 57 · Single family$101K Single family c. 1880 $100,680
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45-12 Pearson Street Lot 58 · Single family$103K Single family c. 1880 $103,440
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45-10 Pearson Street Lot 59 · Two-family$104K Two-family c. 1880 $103,920
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Pearson Street Lot 75 · Vacant land$221K Vacant land — $220,950
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23-06 Jackson Avenue Lot 102 · Four-family with store$576K Four-family with store c. 1930 $576,000
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45-30 Pearson Street Lot 7501 · Condominium · 130 units$12.6M Condominium · 130 units 2021 $12,586,536
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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.