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2019 Non Filers Manhattan This list consists of income-producing properties in Manhattan that the Department of Finance has identified as of 7/1/20 as having failed to submit a properly completed Real Property Income and Expense statement for 2019 as required by City regulations. Tax Bldg. RPIE Borough Block Lot Address ZIP Code Final FY19/20 AV Class Class Year Status Manhattan 10 19 25 BRIDGE STREET 10004 $ 749,700 K2 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 11 15 70 BROAD STREET 10004 $ 4,859,100 O8 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 17 1213 50 WEST STREET 10006 $ 70,450 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 17 1214 50 WEST STREET 10006 $ 59,550 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 17 1215 50 WEST STREET 10006 $ 77,908 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 24 1168 40 BROAD STREET 10004 $ 627,373 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 24 1172 40 BROAD STREET 10004 $ 498,946 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 25 1002 25 BROAD STREET 10004 $ 386,480 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 25 1003 25 BROAD STREET 10004 $ 532,444 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 29 1 85 BROAD STREET 10004 $ 98,500,050 O4 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 29 1301 54 STONE STREET 10004 $ 47,366 R8 2C 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 33 1001 99 WALL STREET 10005 $ 1,059,455 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 33 1003 99 WALL STREET 10005 $ 64,346 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 37 13 129 FRONT STREET 10005 $ 3,574,800 H3 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 40 1001 73 PINE STREET 10005 $ 5,371,786 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 40 1002 72 WALL STREET 10005 $ 14,747,264 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 41 15 60 PINE STREET 10005 $ 3,602,700 H5 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 41 1001 50 PINE STREET 10005 $ 233,177 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 41 1003 50 PINE STREET 10005 $ 1,099,273 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 41 1201 56 PINE STREET 10005 $ 1,118,987 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 51 14 22 THAMES STREET 10006 $ 30,886,830 D8 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 53 1002 120 GREENWICH STREET 10006 $ 158,327 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 53 1003 120 GREENWICH STREET 10006 $ 684,361 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 55 1021 30 RECTOR STREET 10006 $ 383,191 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 62 1002 1 LIBERTY PLAZA 10006 $ 1,979,442 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 62 1003 1 LIBERTY PLAZA 10006 $ 3,342,955 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 62 1004 1 LIBERTY PLAZA 10006 $ 5,427,345 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 62 1005 1 LIBERTY PLAZA 10006 $ 736,793 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 62 1006 1 LIBERTY PLAZA 10006 $ 333,459 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 62 1014 1 LIBERTY PLAZA 10006 $ 2,826,579 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 62 1015 1 LIBERTY PLAZA 10006 $ 5,499,918 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 62 1017 149 BROADWAY 10006 $ 1,810,014 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 64 1102 170 BROADWAY 10038 $ 24,710,850 RH 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 65 20 12 JOHN STREET 10038 $ 3,190,950 D6 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 69 1 215 PEARL STREET 10038 $ 27,002,250 H2 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 78 41 86A NASSAU STREET 10038 $ 402,750 K2 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 80 4 55 CHURCH STREET 10007 $ 54,143,550 H1 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 84 1173 140 WEST STREET 10007 $ 1,771,172 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 88 1 217 BROADWAY 10007 $ 18,450,450 O6 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 88 2 14 VESEY STREET 10007 $ 2,676,600 O7 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 88 4 18 VESEY STREET 10007 $ 1,669,050 M3 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 92 3 167 WILLIAM STREET 10038 $ 2,731,050 D5 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 92 23 35 ANN STREET 10038 $ 320,400 K2 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 92 26 118 NASSAU STREET 10038 $ 821,250 K4 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 93 1005 156 WILLIAM STREET 10038 $ 861,889 R5 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 95 1001 117 BEEKMAN STREET 10038 $ 1,197,450 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 97 31 40 PECK SLIP 10038 $ 642,150 O2 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 98 1 304 PEARL STREET 10038 $ 7,802,100 G6 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 116 43 27 MADISON STREET 10038 $ 1,633,050 K4 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 116 46 35 MADISON STREET 10038 $ 614,700 C7 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 124 7 17 PARK PLACE 10007 $ 2,130,570 D7 2B 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 133 13 57 MURRAY STREET 10007 $ 927,900 K2 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 133 14 59 MURRAY STREET 10007 $ 765,000 K4 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 133 15 65 WEST BROADWAY 10007 $ 4,062,150 D7 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 133 1001 41 MURRAY STREET 10007 $ 155,709 R8 2C 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 133 1202 49 MURRAY STREET 10007 $ 131,275 R8 2C 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 135 31 265 BROADWAY 10007 $ 3,203,100 O5 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 135 1101 18 WARREN STREET 10007 $ 367,076 R8 2C 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 135 1401 22 WARREN STREET 10007 $ 266,936 R8 2C 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 135 1901 30 WARREN STREET 10007 $ 301,951 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 135 1902 30 WARREN STREET 10007 $ 511,925 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 135 1903 102 CHAMBERS STREET 10007 $ 292,228 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 137 1501 146 CHAMBERS STREET 10007 $ 123,851 R8 2C 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 140 3 143 CHAMBERS STREET 10007 $ 1,162,800 K4 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 140 1202 139 READE STREET 10013 $ 172,247 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 140 1215 143 READE STREET 10013 $ 145,578 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 140 1401 157 CHAMBERS STREET 10007 $ 1,965,908 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 140 1402 157 CHAMBERS STREET 10007 $ 202,642 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 141 23 182 DUANE STREET 10013 $ 828,996 S9 2A 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 141 1104 184 DUANE STREET 10013 $ 156,160 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 141 1401 321 GREENWICH STREET 10013 $ 257,049 R8 2C 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 144 20 44 HUDSON STREET 10013 $ 2,164,950 O8 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 145 7 115 CHAMBERS STREET 10007 $ 1,458,000 I5 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 145 1001 105 CHAMBERS STREET 10007 $ 3,217,050 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 145 1002 105 CHAMBERS STREET 10007 $ 3,054,600 RR 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 146 15 146 DUANE STREET 10013 $ 4,340,700 C7 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 146 27 176 CHURCH STREET 10013 $ 1,053,900 K4 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 147 18 70 THOMAS STREET 10013 $ 758,729 C6 2C 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 147 1101 68 THOMAS STREET 10013 $ 224,094 R8 2C 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 147 1201 143 DUANE STREET 10013 $ 232,830 R8 2C 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 147 1704 137 DUANE STREET 10013 $ 2,801,994 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 149 5 83 CHAMBERS STREET 10007 $ 844,005 C7 2B 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 149 6 85 CHAMBERS STREET 10007 $ 3,468,150 K4 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 149 14 99 CHAMBERS STREET 10007 $ 2,822,850 D7 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 149 29 287 BROADWAY 10007 $ 1,066,950 K9 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 150 6 66 READE STREET 10007 $ 1,495,770 D7 2B 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 150 12 78 READE STREET 10007 $ 2,417,400 D5 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 150 15 122 DUANE STREET 10007 $ 4,690,350 D5 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 150 17 118 DUANE STREET 10007 $ 1,471,348 C7 2B 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 150 1001 72 READE STREET 10007 $ 4,245,750 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 150 1002 72 READE STREET 10007 $ 481,050 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 151 20 22 THOMAS STREET 10007 $ 1,557,450 O2 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 151 29 315 BROADWAY 10007 $ 1,316,250 O5 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 152 31 319 BROADWAY 10007 $ 1,564,849 D7 2B 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 153 1101 49-51 CHAMBERS STREET 10007 $ 5,412,600 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 8 14 MOTT STREET 10013 $ 801,900 C7 2B 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 47 10 DOYERS STREET 10013 $ 174,600 K4 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 50 13 PELL STREET 10013 $ 333,463 C7 2B 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1008 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 112,749 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1037 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 90,044 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1039 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 92,871 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1041 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 121,369 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1043 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 234,654 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1044 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 97,858 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1047 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 126,811 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1050 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 53,600 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1051 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 79,838 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1052 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 76,450 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1053 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 74,594 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1057 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 66,503 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1058 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 67,248 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 162 1060 7 CHATHAM SQUARE 10038 $ 43,106 RK 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 163 4 16 PELL STREET 10013 $ 634,950 K4 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 163 33 28 BOWERY 10013 $ 797,400 C7 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 163 35 26 BOWERY 10013 $ 1,745,550 K4 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 164 13 54 MULBERRY STREET 10013 $ 1,049,850 C7 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 164 46 19 MOTT STREET 10013 $ 743,850 C7 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 164 62 20 MULBERRY STREET 10013 $ 2,192,400 C7 2 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 171 1201 101 LEONARD STREET 10013 $ 693,000 RW 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 173 2 83 WORTH STREET 10013 $ 3,290,850 O5 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 173 1001 66 LEONARD STREET 10013 $ 1,276,650 RG 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 174 16 97 FRANKLIN STREET 10013 $ 1,202,850 K4 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 175 5 80 FRANKLIN STREET 10013 $ 587,356 S9 2A 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 175 1001 377 BROADWAY 10013 $ 391,760 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 175 1002 377 BROADWAY 10013 $ 391,760 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 175 1016 377 BROADWAY 10013 $ 511,178 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 175 1017 377 BROADWAY 10013 $ 511,178 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 175 1201 55 WHITE STREET 10013 $ 441,900 RB 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 176 12 35 WORTH STREET 10013 $ 1,386,000 O2 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 178 5 104 FRANKLIN STREET 10013 $ 1,654,650 O5 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 178 6 106 FRANKLIN STREET 10013 $ 1,242,900 K4 4 2019 NonFiler Manhattan 178 11 116 FRANKLIN STREET 10013 $ 1,525,950
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