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$250K-$500K Manhattan multifamily renovation

Filed 2 days ago · Alteration · Grade A · Early stage · No general contractor named on permit

Application filed to renovate apt 11EF to include modification to non bearing partitions with new finishes; install 2 small vents and new 2 new AC systems with heat pumps on the existing terrace; No change to use…

$250K-$500K
value range
94
units
3K
square feet
1
filings to date

Project scope

Application filed to renovate apt 11EF to include modification to non bearing partitions with new finishes; install 2 small vents and new 2 new AC systems with heat pumps on the existing terrace; No change to use, egress or occupancy under this filing

Why this may be worth pursuing

Filed 2 days ago, in the $250K-$500K range. No general contractor is named on permit and 7 anticipated permit categories have not yet appeared.

Filing status does not indicate whether the work has been awarded.

Anticipated permit categories not yet filed

Electrical & low voltageEnvelope & glazingFinishesFire protectionMechanicalPlumbingSite & structure

Based on the project scope and filing history. Filing status does not indicate whether the work has been awarded. Categories already covered by a firm on the filing are excluded.

Firms on the filing

ArchitectureJOCK DEBOER, AIA No general contractor named on permit

Roles are taken from the permit record. Firm names are part of the paid product.

Filing history

1 filing on record, first filed Sep 2026, latest activity Oct 2026. Dated, itemized filing history is part of the paid product.

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Sourced from New York City Department of Buildings public filings.