The market value of the city’s offices, stores and hotels is projected to rise 4.3% to nearly $350 billion in the fiscal year beginning July 1, up from a 3.8% increase a year earlier, according to a tentative assessment roll released Thursday by the Department of Finance.
The value of the city’s more than 1 million properties overall is expected to climb 5.4% to $1.66 trillion, a slightly slower pace than last year’s 5.7% increase. Citywide assessed value — the ...