Block 9921, Queens
Tax block 9921 in Hollis, Queens has 24 lots, assessed at $1.5M in all. Each one opens its building permits, property taxes, zoning and sales.
- Lots
- 24
- Assessed value
- $1.5M
- Oldest building
- c. 1905
- Newest building
- c. 1920
Every lot on the block
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89-32 182nd Place Lot 1 · Two-family$60K Two-family c. 1920 $59,580
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89-30 182nd Place Lot 3 · Two-family$58K Two-family c. 1920 $58,440
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89-28 182nd Place Lot 4 · Two-family$58K Two-family c. 1920 $58,440
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89-26 182nd Place Lot 5 · Two-family$62K Two-family c. 1920 $61,800
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182-17 90th Avenue Lot 6 · Two-family$57K Two-family c. 1915 $57,360
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182-15 90th Avenue Lot 7 · Two-family$63K Two-family c. 1905 $62,580
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89-25 182nd Street Lot 9 · Two-family$69K Two-family c. 1915 $68,760
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89-19 182nd Street Lot 12 · Two-family$62K Two-family c. 1910 $62,340
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89-17 182nd Street Lot 13 · Single family$47K Single family c. 1920 $46,860
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89-11 182nd Street Lot 14 · Two-family$63K Two-family c. 1910 $63,300
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182-02 89th Avenue Lot 18 · Two-family$78K Two-family c. 1920 $78,120
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182-06 89th Avenue Lot 20 · Two-family$78K Two-family c. 1915 $77,520
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89-02 182nd Place Lot 25 · Two-family$64K Two-family c. 1920 $63,840
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89-04 182nd Place Lot 26 · Two-family$60K Two-family c. 1920 $59,820
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89-06 182nd Place Lot 27 · Two-family$60K Two-family c. 1920 $59,820
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89-08 182nd Place Lot 28 · Two-family$60K Two-family c. 1920 $59,820
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89-10 182nd Place Lot 29 · Two-family$60K Two-family c. 1920 $59,820
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89-12 182nd Place Lot 30 · Two-family$60K Two-family c. 1920 $59,820
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89-14 182nd Place Lot 31 · Two-family$60K Two-family c. 1920 $59,820
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89-16 182nd Place Lot 32 · Two-family$60K Two-family c. 1920 $59,820
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89-18 182nd Place Lot 33 · Two-family$60K Two-family c. 1920 $59,820
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89-20 182nd Place Lot 34 · Two-family$61K Two-family c. 1920 $60,900
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89-22 182nd Place Lot 35 · Two-family$60K Two-family c. 1920 $60,240
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89-24 182nd Place Lot 36 · Two-family$61K Two-family c. 1920 $61,320
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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.