| # | Building | Units over $1M | Est. tax / year |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | The Greenwich Lane | 125 of 199 | $9,944,312 |
| 2 | 150 Charles Street | 75 of 91 | $5,050,629 |
| 3 | Morton Square | 37 of 142 | $2,088,077 |
| 4 | Superior Ink | 26 of 60 | $1,819,223 |
| 5 | 160 Leroy Street | 21 of 56 | $1,398,324 |
| 6 | One Jackson Square | 8 of 30 | $460,674 |
| 7 | 21E12 | 4 of 51 | $282,763 |
| 8 | Devonshire House | 2 of 96 | $108,616 |
Total annual surcharge estimated at the flat Phase-1 rates on each unit's full DOF market value (FY2026–27 roll); applies to non-primary residences only. "Units over $1M" counts residences whose DOF market value clears the threshold. Ranking covers the 8 Greenwich Village & West Village buildings in our trophy database.
Where they are
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What the ranking shows
Exposure isn't about how big a building is — it's about how much of it sits above $1M in DOF value. The Greenwich Lane tops the list with 199 units, 63% of them over the threshold. The tax rewards a specific profile: newer, high-floor, ultra-prime — and that is what decides the order above.
For owners, the number that matters isn't the building's total — it's their own unit's DOF market value, which is almost always far below the sale price. A residence that traded for $20M might carry a DOF value of $4M and owe 5.25% of that. The only way to know is to look it up.
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Check My Unit — FreeDisclaimer & method. Educational information from Conquest, a licensed New York real estate brokerage — not legal, tax, or accounting advice. Building figures are computed from the FY2026–27 DOF assessment roll at the statutory flat Phase-1 rates (4% $1–3M, 5.25% $3–5M, 6.5% over $5M) on each unit's full DOF market value, and represent exposure if every over-threshold unit were a non-primary residence; actual liability depends on each owner's occupancy and exemptions. Sale prices are recorded deeds from ACRIS.