Philadelphia leaderboard video
The highest-assessed properties with a full exemption
The highest-assessed properties with a full exemption. 2026-07-14 OPA aggregate. Current top five: #1 Pennsport · Lower Moyamensing, $496M · $6.9M/yr full-assessment scenario; #2 Pennsport · Lower Moyamensing, $443M · $6.2M/yr full-assessment scenario; #3 3300 N 33rd St, $349M · $4.9M/yr full-assessment scenario; #4 Parkwood · Far Northeast, $302M · $4.2M/yr full-assessment scenario; #5 Washington Square West · Chinatown, $241M · $3.4M/yr full-assessment scenario. See the full source-dated ranking and exact method on BlockReport.
What this ranking measures
Highest-assessed properties with a full exemption
Stadiums, campuses and hospital towers shown with a zero or de minimis taxable assessment in the latest OPA roll, ranked by assessed value. Verify the legal basis, continuing eligibility, and live account separately.
Video transcript
Using the City assessment aggregate dated July 14, 2026, 1020 Pattison Avenue in Pennsport and Lower Moyamensing leads properties with a zero or minimal taxable assessment, at 496 million dollars, with 6.9 million dollars per year in the full-assessment scenario. 1 Citizens Bank Way in Pennsport and Lower Moyamensing follows at 443 million dollars, with 6.2 million dollars per year in the full-assessment scenario, and 3300 North 33rd Street is third. These are full-assessment scenarios, not current tax bills, and the legal exemption basis must be checked separately.