Every assessed parcel on your street, ranked by assessed value per square foot.
An assessor's neighbourhood is a polygon drawn for administrative convenience. A street is a unit you can walk. When the table says the house four doors down is assessed thirty per cent less per square foot, that is a claim you can check against your own eyes before taking it anywhere.
The biggest house on the street ought to be assessed the most — a table sorted that way tells you nothing. Everything here is per square foot of what the county actually measured.