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Tax block · NYC public records

Queens Block 70022

Block between Queens Boulevard, 109 Street, Jamaica Avenue, 163 Street, 129 Street, 164 Street, 183 Street, 199 Street, 30 Street, 46 Road, Bayport Place, Bell Boulevard, Northern Boulevard, Broadway, Christie Avenue, Fairview Avenue, Hollis Avenue, Lefferts Boulevard and Locke Avenue

ZIP 0, 11101, 11102, 11354, 11356, 11357, 11361, 11365, 11368, 11373, 11374, 11375, 11385, 11413, 11418, 11420, 11423, 11429, 11432, 11434, 11691, 11693 · 7.02, 71, 102, 126.01, 330, 443.02 · Queens

This block in numbers

Lots
25
Lots with a building
0
Building floor area
0 sq ft
Residential units
0
Other units
0
Anchors (> 5 locations)
—
brand data not built yet
Sales, last 24 months
••
$152,357,400
New-building, major-alteration & demolition permits, 12 months
0
—
governing FAR × lot area − built; rough; none for public land
23
its owner group, as the property page groups owners

Benchmarks: storefront vacancy only, against the neighbourhood and the borough. The others come with the area statistics derive (phase 3).

Sales deeds recorded in ACRIS on these lots, the last 10 years; DOF's sale record where ACRIS has none

•• building sales (•• priced) · •• condominium unit sales · ••

one deed, several lots

•• kept to one tax block (an assemblage) · •• across several blocks (a portfolio)

Long holds a prospecting signal

•• lots last sold more than 20 years ago · •• with no deed on record (ACRIS reaches back to 1966; Staten Island's deeds are DOF's)

, last 24 months

•• recorded: •• · ••

A mortgage recorded within 90 days after a deed on the same lot is counted as financing that purchase; any other is a refinance — our reading, not ACRIS's. ACRIS files a document against the first lot it names, so a blanket mortgage over several lots counts once. Since 2024-10-11.

A plan shows each sale, its price, buyer and seller, the lenders and the comparable sales.

Ownership who holds each lot now — the latest deed over a stale roll, the property page's rule

3 owners hold 25 lots · 1 hold more than one (23 lots) · the largest holds 23 (92%)

The three largest owners here own 5,416 other buildings across the city (their owner groups, as the property page's portfolio card counts them).

23
Individuals1
Government1

: 1 of 1 lots (100%), 0 · city-owned or leased: 0 · : 0 · : 0

An owner group is the property page's: companies and people the identity graph joins, counted in buildings across the city. Individuals are counted here like everyone else; names are shown to signed-in readers, as on the property page. Brokers and agents are a separate domain and never appear.

Development potential zoning and floor area from PLUTO; flood and evacuation zones; street widths

0 sq ft of on 0 lots · 0 (0 sq ft) · 0

= the FAR that governs the building (residential, commercial or community facility, the property page's rule) × lot area − built floor area. None is given for an over-built lot, a mixed-use, special-purpose or split-zoned lot, or public land (parks, airports, utilities, transport, government sites, land owned by the city, state or federal government). Rough: no bonus, inclusionary or transfer rule, no overlay or district-boundary adjustment, no zoning-lot merger. A soft site is built to under 50% of that maximum. An assemblage candidate is a group of lots sharing tax-map edges where each neighbouring pair is under-built or held by one owner group.

Zoning districtLotsLot area, sq ft

a wide street (75 ft or more, ZR 12-10) changes the zoning envelope

FrontageLotsMapped widthWide street
109 Street, Jamaica Avenue → 91 Avenue 1 60 ftnarrow
129 Street, 20 Avenue → 23 Avenue 1 50 ftnarrow
163 Street, 89 Avenue → Jamaica Avenue 1 56 ftnarrow
164 Street, 71 Avenue → 72 Avenue 1 120 ftwide
183 Street, 140 Avenue → 141 Avenue 1 50 ftnarrow
199 Street, 93 Avenue → 202 Street 1 60 ftnarrow
30 Street, Newtown Avenue → 30 Avenue 1 —unknown
46 Road, 11 Street → 21 Street 1 60 ftnarrow
Bayport Place, Central Avenue → Augustina Avenue 1 50 ftnarrow
Bell Boulevard, 43 Avenue → Northern Boulevard 1 80 ftwide
Broadway, Cornish Avenue → Dongan Avenue 1 80 ftwide
Christie Avenue, 97 Street → 97 Place 1 60 ftnarrow
Fairview Avenue, Gates Avenue → Palmetto Street 1 60 ftnarrow
Hollis Avenue, 208 Street → 209 Place 1 80 ftwide
Lefferts Boulevard, Linden Boulevard → 115 Avenue 1 80 ftwide
Locke Avenue, 154 Street → Cross Island Parkway 1 60 ftnarrow
Northern Boulevard, Main Street → Union Street 1 100 ftwide
Queens Boulevard, 62 Avenue → 62 Drive 1 200 ftwide
Queens Boulevard, 70 Avenue → 70 Road 1 —unknown

Our reading of DCP's City Map width along each block face, not a zoning determination.

Construction & permits DOB jobs, certificates of occupancy, after-hours variances, facade inspections

with a first permit issued12 months36 months
0 0
0 0
0 0
Jobs in progress (filed in the last 36 months, not signed off or withdrawn)Jobs
0
0
0
0

: 0 in 12 months, 0 in 36 · : 0 in 12 months (0 running now) · : 0 · on DOB's list: 0

A DOB job is counted once, in the month its first permit was issued; its kind is the job's own type (BIS NB/A1/DM, DOB NOW New Building/Alteration CO/Full Demolition). Since 2025-10-11 (12 months) and 2023-10-11 (36 months).

All lots 25

A plan shows each lot: its address, owner, last sale, storefronts and distress band.

Sources: NYC Department of Finance (tax map, assessment roll, , CEP/CRP), ACRIS, DOB, DCWP, SLA, DOHMH and the other registries named on /sources; street keys from DCP's Geosupport; brands from OpenStreetMap's name-suggestion-index. As of 2026-10-11.