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New York City at night: every tax lot a point of light, coloured by the median sale price of its block
Median sale price by block
$420k$1.2m$3.2m+
DOF sales 2021–2025, blocks with ten or more sales. Every point is a tax lot.

VPI OS · New York City · live

Every lot in New York City.

858,284 tax lots and 1,083,059 buildings in all five boroughs, with every recorded sale since 2021 – read from the city’s own registers and joined on the lot.

1,324,519 addresses
Manhattan 113,275 Brooklyn 139,998 Queens 154,758 Bronx 38,617 Staten Island 46,528

Recorded sales per borough, DOF annual and rolling sales, January 2021 – September 2026.

858,284tax lots (PLUTO 26v2)
1,083,059buildings
1,324,519addresses
493,176sales since 2021
387,248deeds (ACRIS)

NYC DCP PLUTO and MapPLUTO 26v2 · DOF sales · ACRIS · HPD · LL84. No owner names. Counted .

VERA PI · New York

Four tools, one city.

The same operating system as in France, with New York City’s registers underneath: the lot, its buildings, its zoning, what sold on it and around it, and the records that follow it.

VERA PI MapEvery block lit by the median price of the homes sold around it. Tap a lot to read it.Open the map → VERA PI CameraPoint your phone at a building: the position and the heading find its lot.Open the camera → Check a priceWhere an asking price sits among the recorded sales of homes like it, within 500 m.Check a price → NYC Property BriefThe lot, its buildings, zoning, the sales and the records of any address – checked by a person.Order a Brief →

Check a price · New York

Where does the asking price sit?

Type of home

Pick an address, the kind of home and the asking price. VERA PI places the price among the recorded sales of homes like it within 500 m – the median, the middle half and how many sales stand behind them.

The method

The city’s own registers, joined on the lot.

Every figure on these pages comes from a register New York City publishes, with its version and date. A lot is its BBL – borough, block and lot – and a building its BIN; a condominium’s units are lots of their own under the building’s lot, and a co-op’s shares are not lots at all.

  • NYC DCP PLUTO and MapPLUTO (clipped)the lot: area, zoning, buildings, units, year built, building class
  • NYC OTI Building Footprintseach building (BIN): outline, roof height, construction year
  • NYC DCP Property Address Directory (PAD)every address range to its lot and building
  • NYC DOF Digital Tax Map – condominiums and unitscondominium unit lots to their building’s lot
  • NYC DOF Annual and Rolling Salesrecorded sale prices; annual and rolling files de-duplicated
  • NYC DOF ACRIS Real Property Master and Legalsrecorded deeds, linked to lots – one document counted once
  • NYC HPD Buildingslegal stories and dwelling units per building
  • NYC Local Law 84 benchmarkingbuilding-level, self-reported energy use – not a per-unit certificate

No owner names, ever. Sales are shown as counts and as medians of ten or more, with their period and radius; condominium and co-op sales in total price, because the city publishes no unit area for them. A tax assessment is not a market value, and a zoning district is not a ruling on what may be built.