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Calculate your true monthly housing cost in New York City — including principal, interest, property taxes, and homeowner's insurance. See exactly what your lender will use to qualify you.

Updated April 2026

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NYC Property Tax Classes Explained

New York City divides all property into four tax classes, each assessed differently. For homebuyers, Classes 1 and 2 are most relevant:

Class 1 — 1–3 Family Homes

Covers brownstones, townhouses, and small multifamily homes. Assessed at 6% of market value. Effective rate on purchase price: typically 0.9–1.2%. Taxes increase slowly due to caps on annual assessment increases (capped at 6%/year, 20% over 5 years).

Class 2 — Condos, Co-ops & Larger Buildings

Covers condos, co-ops, and buildings with 4+ units. Assessed at 45% of market value, but co-ops and condos use a "comparable rental" method that often results in lower taxes. Effective rate on purchase price: typically 0.5–0.9%.

Condo vs. co-op tax difference: Co-ops pay a single tax bill for the entire building, which is then shared among shareholders proportionally. Condos pay individual unit tax bills. When comparing properties, always ask for the actual annual tax bill — not just the assessed value.

Sample Total Monthly Costs by NYC Borough

BoroughMedian PriceLoan (20% dn)P&IProp Tax/MoInsurance/MoTotal PITI
Manhattan (condo)$1,200,000$960,000$6,326$800$250$7,376
Brooklyn (townhouse)$1,100,000$880,000$5,799$1,008$350$7,157
Brooklyn (condo)$800,000$640,000$4,218$533$200$4,951
Queens (condo)$650,000$520,000$3,427$433$175$4,035
Bronx (2-family)$450,000$360,000$2,372$413$250$3,035
Staten Island (house)$550,000$440,000$2,900$505$275$3,680

How NYC Property Tax Escrow Works

When you take a mortgage in NYC, your lender will almost always require an escrow account for property taxes and insurance. Each month, a portion of your payment goes into this escrow account. When your tax bill is due (twice a year in NYC — July 1 and January 1), your lender pays it directly from the escrow account.

Your lender will perform an escrow analysis each year. If your tax bill increases (which it often does in NYC due to reassessments), your monthly escrow payment increases accordingly. Budget for property tax increases of 3–6% per year in most NYC neighborhoods.

NYC Tax Abatements That Can Reduce Your Bill

421-a warning: Always ask about tax abatement expiration dates when buying new construction in NYC. A condo with $500/month in taxes might jump to $1,500+/month when the abatement expires in 10 years.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are Class 1 and Class 2 properties in NYC?
NYC divides property into four tax classes. Class 1 covers 1-3 family homes assessed at 6% of market value. Class 2 covers condos, co-ops, and larger buildings assessed at 45% of market value. Different tax rates apply to each class, and the effective rate on purchase price varies significantly.
How much is property tax on a $1M NYC condo?
On a $1M NYC condo (Class 2), annual property taxes typically run $8,000–$12,000/year ($667–$1,000/month). The exact amount depends on the assessed value set by NYC Finance, which often uses comparable rental income methodology rather than market value.
Are NYC property taxes deductible?
Property taxes are deductible on federal Schedule A if you itemize, but the $10,000 SALT cap limits total state and local tax deductions. Most NYC homeowners already exceed the SALT cap with income taxes alone, reducing or eliminating the property tax deduction's value.
What is the NYC Condo/Co-op tax abatement?
The NYC Cooperative and Condominium Property Tax Abatement reduces taxes for owner-occupied units by 17.5–28.1% depending on assessed value per unit. Your building's managing agent handles enrollment. New development with 421-a abatements may see much larger reductions that phase out over time.