Lovely Large 1 Bdrm Apt On The Highest Floor. Nice Sun Exposure, Renovated Kitchen, Close To All, Well-Maintained Building, Super On Premises, Approximately 1000 Sqft.,Subletting After 2 Years, Additional information: Appearance:Excellent,Interior Features:Lr/Dr
Lovely Studio Located On Top Floor In Well Maintained Pre-War Building, 9 Ft Ceilings,Quiet Neighborhood, 1 Block To Queens Blvd, Subway Station And A Short Walk To Austin Street And The Lirr. Apartment Is Approx. 550 Square Feet And Has A Low Mait. Of $382.04. No Flip Tax When You Sell This Unit And Subletting Is Allowed After Two Years. Also, Live In Super, Additional information: Appearance:Excellent,Interior Features:Efficiency Kitchen,Lr/Dr
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$487,237 (+5.7%)
$841,500 + $5,098,500
$5,940,000
2025
$460,935 (−1.6%)
$841,500 + $5,098,500
$5,940,000
2024
$468,217 (+2.8%)
$841,500 + $4,569,300
$5,410,800
2023
$455,375 (+6.5%)
$841,500 + $4,542,300
$5,383,800
2022
$427,383 (+2.3%)
$841,500 + $4,444,650
$5,286,150
2021
$417,688 (+1.1%)
$841,500 + $4,255,200
$5,096,700
2020
$413,279 (+0.5%)
$841,500 + $4,044,150
$4,885,650
2019
$411,042 (−16.2%)
$841,500 + $4,465,350
$5,306,850
2018
$490,302 (+4.9%)
$330,300 + $4,757,850
$5,088,150
2017
$467,573 (+10.4%)
$330,300 + $4,284,450
$4,614,750
2016
$423,486 (+11.8%)
$330,300 + $4,284,450
$4,614,750
2015
$378,850 (+230.1%)
$330,300 + $3,886,650
$4,216,950
2014
$114,761 (−66.2%)
$330,300 + $2,744,550
$3,074,850
2013
$339,758 (+9.0%)
$330,300 + $2,884,050
$3,214,350
2012
$311,673 (+11.4%)
$330,300 + $2,430,450
$2,760,750
2011
$279,771 (−19.7%)
$330,300 + $2,511,430
$2,841,730
2010
$348,603 (−0.9%)
$330,300 + $2,642,200
$2,972,500
2009
$351,806
$330,300 + $2,450,700
$2,781,000
Tax history for 99-45 67 Rd
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$487,237 (+5.7%)
$841,500 + $5,098,500
$5,940,000
2025
$460,935 (−1.6%)
$841,500 + $5,098,500
$5,940,000
2024
$468,217 (+2.8%)
$841,500 + $4,569,300
$5,410,800
2023
$455,375 (+6.5%)
$841,500 + $4,542,300
$5,383,800
2022
$427,383 (+2.3%)
$841,500 + $4,444,650
$5,286,150
2021
$417,688 (+1.1%)
$841,500 + $4,255,200
$5,096,700
2020
$413,279 (+0.5%)
$841,500 + $4,044,150
$4,885,650
2019
$411,042 (−16.2%)
$841,500 + $4,465,350
$5,306,850
2018
$490,302 (+4.9%)
$330,300 + $4,757,850
$5,088,150
2017
$467,573 (+10.4%)
$330,300 + $4,284,450
$4,614,750
2016
$423,486 (+11.8%)
$330,300 + $4,284,450
$4,614,750
2015
$378,850 (+230.1%)
$330,300 + $3,886,650
$4,216,950
2014
$114,761 (−66.2%)
$330,300 + $2,744,550
$3,074,850
2013
$339,758 (+9.0%)
$330,300 + $2,884,050
$3,214,350
2012
$311,673 (+11.4%)
$330,300 + $2,430,450
$2,760,750
2011
$279,771 (−19.7%)
$330,300 + $2,511,430
$2,841,730
2010
$348,603 (−0.9%)
$330,300 + $2,642,200
$2,972,500
2009
$351,806
$330,300 + $2,450,700
$2,781,000
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
—
Baths
—
Stories
6
Lot width
280 ft.
Lot depth
130 ft.
Lot size
—
Year renovated
—
Sq. Ft.
142,650
Year built
1941
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Queens County
APN
316840
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Oct 9, 2026.
R7-1
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