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FY19 Tentative Assessment Roll Statistical Summary 2018/19 Tentative Assessment Roll January 16, 2018 TAXABLE ASSESSMENT AND MARKET VALUE PROFILES FINAL FY 2017/18 VS TENT FY2018/19 CITYWIDE SUMMARY BY PROPERTY TYPE PROPERTY TYPE # OF TAX LOTS RESIDENTIAL UNITS OR SQUARE FOOTAGE* FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE NUMBER NUMBER % NUMBER NUMBER % Class One 698,852 699,190 0.05% 1,094,689 1,095,675 0.09% Class Two 266,591 270,137 1.33% 1,908,110 1,926,056 0.94% Class Three 300 298 -0.67% Class Four 97,417 97,884 0.48% 1,215,940,036 1,239,855,152 1.97% TOTAL 1,063,160 1,067,509 0.41% PROPERTY TYPE FULL MARKET VALUE TAXABLE ASSESSED VALUE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE $ $ % $ $ % Class One 538,564,685,332 594,782,241,031 10.44% 19,442,761,767 20,238,453,279 4.09% Class Two 281,500,408,242 311,571,106,813 10.68% 81,049,886,199 90,378,606,123 11.51% Class Three 33,285,661,294 33,419,627,013 0.40% 14,683,905,855 14,744,285,832 0.41% Class Four 295,858,020,794 317,862,634,295 7.44% 109,284,705,717 117,864,425,114 7.85% TOTAL 1,149,208,775,662 1,257,635,609,152 9.43% 224,461,259,538 243,225,770,348 8.36% *Classes One and Two show residential unit counts. Class Four shows gross building area of square feet. Area figures are not available for Class Three 2 TAXABLE ASSESSMENT AND MARKET VALUE PROFILES FINAL FY 2017/18 VS TENT FY2018/19 SUMMARY BY BORO BORO # OF TAX LOTS FULL MARKET VALUE TAXABLE ASSESSED VALUE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE NUMBER NUMBER % $ $ % $ $ % MANHATTAN 147,754 148,973 0.83% 450,675,117,779 483,600,044,416 7.31% 147,092,435,999 158,510,476,160 7.76% BRONX 102,349 102,286 -0.06% 65,795,146,530 71,928,839,642 9.32% 11,660,200,155 12,780,538,498 9.61% BROOKLYN 324,376 326,109 0.53% 299,195,505,271 335,478,263,976 12.13% 28,446,418,625 31,830,382,335 11.90% QUEENS 358,847 359,827 0.27% 266,919,417,197 293,632,048,613 10.01% 31,249,570,074 33,729,214,802 7.93% STATEN ISLAND 129,834 130,314 0.37% 66,623,588,885 72,996,412,505 9.57% 6,012,634,685 6,375,158,553 6.03% TOTAL 1,063,160 1,067,509 0.41% 1,149,208,775,662 1,257,635,609,152 9.43% 224,461,259,538 243,225,770,348 8.36% 3 TAXABLE ASSESSMENT AND MARKET VALUE PROFILES FINAL FY 2017/18 VS TENT FY2018/19 MANHATTAN SUMMARY BY PROPERTY TYPE PROPERTY TYPE # OF TAX LOTS RESIDENTIAL UNITS OR SQUARE FOOTAGE* FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE NUMBER NUMBER % NUMBER NUMBER % Class One 6,303 6,326 0.36% 11,425 11,419 -0.05% Class Two 120,063 121,074 0.84% 759,837 762,703 0.38% Class Three 49 49 0.00% Class Four 21,339 21,524 0.87% 597,945,984 608,669,679 1.79% TOTAL 147,754 148,973 0.83% PROPERTY TYPE FULL MARKET VALUE TAXABLE ASSESSED VALUE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE $ $ % $ $ % Class One 41,875,916,321 43,789,251,988 4.57% 1,003,869,601 1,054,516,585 5.05% Class Two 180,844,235,062 197,202,013,928 9.05% 57,878,509,234 63,623,211,073 9.93% Class Three 13,485,033,780 13,448,694,887 -0.27% 5,915,527,775 5,899,175,273 -0.28% Class Four 214,469,932,616 229,160,083,613 6.85% 82,294,529,389 87,933,573,229 6.85% TOTAL 450,675,117,779 483,600,044,416 7.31% 147,092,435,999 158,510,476,160 7.76% *Classes One and Two show residential unit counts. Class Four shows gross building area of square feet. Area figures are not available for Class Three 4 TAXABLE ASSESSMENT AND MARKET VALUE PROFILES FINAL FY 2017/18 VS TENT FY2018/19 BRONX SUMMARY BY PROPERTY TYPE PROPERTY TYPE # OF TAX LOTS RESIDENTIAL UNITS OR SQUARE FOOTAGE* FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE NUMBER NUMBER % NUMBER NUMBER % Class One 69,060 69,033 -0.04% 119,965 120,017 0.04% Class Two 23,752 23,808 0.24% 274,855 277,827 1.08% Class Three 35 34 -2.86% Class Four 9,502 9,411 -0.96% 101,669,685 103,139,780 1.45% TOTAL 102,349 102,286 -0.06% PROPERTY TYPE FULL MARKET VALUE TAXABLE ASSESSED VALUE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE $ $ % $ $ % Class One 33,841,500,379 37,124,846,740 9.70% 1,550,955,587 1,615,383,095 4.15% Class Two 14,312,491,047 15,704,286,845 9.72% 3,974,620,374 4,435,328,325 11.59% Class Three 4,308,540,807 4,339,780,836 0.73% 1,877,868,363 1,891,926,376 0.75% Class Four 13,332,614,297 14,759,925,221 10.71% 4,256,755,831 4,837,900,702 13.65% TOTAL 65,795,146,530 71,928,839,642 9.32% 11,660,200,155 12,780,538,498 9.61% *Classes One and Two show residential unit counts. Class Four shows gross building area of square feet. Area figures are not available for Class Three 5 TAXABLE ASSESSMENT AND MARKET VALUE PROFILES FINAL FY 2017/18 VS TENT FY2018/19 BROOKLYN SUMMARY BY PROPERTY TYPE PROPERTY TYPE # OF TAX LOTS RESIDENTIAL UNITS OR SQUARE FOOTAGE* FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE NUMBER NUMBER % NUMBER NUMBER % Class One 214,964 214,817 -0.07% 385,272 385,025 -0.06% Class Two 76,605 78,230 2.12% 501,010 508,312 1.46% Class Three 53 52 -1.89% Class Four 32,754 33,010 0.78% 217,471,276 223,329,520 2.69% TOTAL 324,376 326,109 0.53% PROPERTY TYPE FULL MARKET VALUE TAXABLE ASSESSED VALUE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE $ $ % $ $ % Class One 208,839,398,858 233,412,649,899 11.77% 5,858,947,137 6,116,432,455 4.39% Class Two 54,792,683,810 63,358,465,787 15.63% 10,401,352,526 12,315,212,918 18.40% Class Three 6,713,215,321 6,737,115,163 0.36% 2,988,751,329 2,999,601,662 0.36% Class Four 28,850,207,282 31,970,033,127 10.81% 9,197,367,633 10,399,135,300 13.07% TOTAL 299,195,505,271 335,478,263,976 12.13% 28,446,418,625 31,830,382,335 11.90% *Classes One and Two show residential unit counts. Class Four shows gross building area of square feet. Area figures are not available for Class Three 6 TAXABLE ASSESSMENT AND MARKET VALUE PROFILES FINAL FY 2017/18 VS TENT FY2018/19 QUEENS SUMMARY BY PROPERTY TYPE PROPERTY TYPE # OF TAX LOTS RESIDENTIAL UNITS OR SQUARE FOOTAGE* FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE NUMBER NUMBER % NUMBER NUMBER % Class One 288,499 288,525 0.01% 430,763 431,262 0.12% Class Two 42,263 43,108 2.00% 354,056 358,746 1.32% Class Three 98 99 1.02% Class Four 27,987 28,095 0.39% 209,598,650 212,961,182 1.60% TOTAL 358,847 359,827 0.27% PROPERTY TYPE FULL MARKET VALUE TAXABLE ASSESSED VALUE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE $ $ % $ $ % Class One 196,232,405,915 216,930,511,505 10.55% 8,170,744,307 8,483,402,422 3.83% Class Two 30,300,134,974 33,946,460,009 12.03% 8,469,938,523 9,649,727,622 13.93% Class Three 7,024,720,316 7,130,783,701 1.51% 3,128,357,487 3,176,086,010 1.53% Class Four 33,362,155,992 35,624,293,398 6.78% 11,480,529,757 12,419,998,748 8.18% TOTAL 266,919,417,197 293,632,048,613 10.01% 31,249,570,074 33,729,214,802 7.93% *Classes One and Two show residential unit counts. Class Four shows gross building area of square feet. Area figures are not available for Class Three 7 TAXABLE ASSESSMENT AND MARKET VALUE PROFILES FINAL FY 2017/18 VS TENT FY2018/19 STATEN ISLAND SUMMARY BY PROPERTY TYPE PROPERTY TYPE # OF TAX LOTS RESIDENTIAL UNITS OR SQUARE FOOTAGE* FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE NUMBER NUMBER % NUMBER NUMBER % Class One 120,026 120,489 0.39% 147,264 147,952 0.47% Class Two 3,908 3,917 0.23% 18,352 18,468 0.63% Class Three 65 64 -1.54% Class Four 5,835 5,844 0.15% 89,254,441 91,754,991 2.80% TOTAL 129,834 130,314 0.37% PROPERTY TYPE FULL MARKET VALUE TAXABLE ASSESSED VALUE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE FY ''2017/18 F FY '2018/19T CHANGE $ $ % $ $ % Class One 57,775,463,859 63,524,980,899 9.95% 2,858,245,135 2,968,718,722 3.87% Class Two 1,250,863,349 1,359,880,244 8.72% 325,465,542 355,126,185 9.11% Class Three 1,754,151,070 1,763,252,426 0.52% 773,400,901 777,496,511 0.53% Class Four 5,843,110,607 6,348,298,936 8.65% 2,055,523,107 2,273,817,135 10.62% TOTAL 66,623,588,885 72,996,412,505 9.57% 6,012,634,685 6,375,158,553 6.03% *Classes One and Two show residential unit counts.
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