Largest Landowners in New York

The most prolific landowners in New York — ranked by how many parcels each holds across every county this site publishes, acreage breaking ties.

Some counties in New York do not publish parcel acreage, so acres sums the county's own figure where there is one and the mapped boundary where there is not — marked † below.

#OwnerCountiesParcelsAcresAssessed value
1COUNTY OF SUFFOLK19,04189,099 †
2STATE OF NEW YORK103,846702,824 †
3BROOKHAVEN TOWN OF13,65288,567 †
4City Of Rochester12,8502,108 †
5COUNTY OF NASSAU12,3879,550 †
6SUFFOLK COUNTY NATURE PRESERVE11,9431,736 †
7TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN11,85724,406 †
8State Of New York121,750160,316 †
9SOUTHAMPTON TOWN OF11,30318,154 †
10GSPDC11,061146 †
11EAST HAMPTON TOWN OF11,0044,713 †
12CITY OF NEW YORK392997,317 †
13State Of New York,4923144,968 †$21,754,500
14TOWN OF HUNTINGTON17573,418 †
15TOWN OF ISLIP172820,321 †
16TOWN OF HEMPSTEAD16966,174 †
17BABYLON TOWN OF16845,242 †
18State of New York1266651,755 †
19State Of New York Dept Of Audit & Cont1630208,692 †
20City Of Yonkers1533714 †
21TOWN OF OYSTER BAY15172,604 †
22City of New York348314,832 †
23UNITED STATES OF AMERICA647816,781 †
24County of Monroe14555,114 †
25TOWN OF SMITHTOWN1455966 †
26MHC GREENWOOD VILLAGE LLC145242 †
27UNIT OWNERS14342,159 †
28LONG ISLAND LIGHTING CO14321,025 †
29ISLIP TOWN OF1396890 †
30RIVERHEAD TOWN OF138791,877 †
31Rochester Hsg Authority1379124 †
32SUFFOLK COUNTY WATER AUTHORITY13771,483 †
33TOWN OF CLIFTON PARK13722,802
34SMITHTOWN TOWN OF136337,002 †
35LILCO1358915 †
36SURA,132961 †
37TOWN OF SOUTHAMPTON13113,818 †
38National Grid73013,774 †
39City Of Syracuse12911,251 †
40CITY OF SCHENECTADY,12911,164 †
41New York State928625,276 †
42STATE LAND227779,209 †
431133 Taconic LLC12762,361 †
44City of Amsterdam127297 †
45HUNTINGTON TOWN OF127126,041 †
46TOWN OF BABYLON12697,449 †
47Royal Ledges The LLC12693 †
48Town of Brighton1267618
49TOWN OF EAST HAMPTON12621,297 †
50Niagara Mohawk Power Corp92577,122 †

Owners are grouped on the name each county publishes. Collapsing spellings that mean the same owner would merge holdings that really are one, and is worth doing — but a wrong merge attributes land to someone who does not own it, on a page that names them, so until those rules are tested against real deeds the county’s own spelling is what is published here.

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