🏆 New Building: The largest new building application filed last week was for a multi-building residential complex in Manhattan spanning 627,594 square feet. Developer David Bistricer of Clipper Equity plans to construct seven buildings standing between 23 and 27 stories tall at 70-80 East 125th Street, 77-79 East 124th Street, and 1800-1808 Park Avenue. The project will include a total of 693 residential units, and Shmuel Wieder is the architect.
Job Filing Numbers: M01338581-I1, M01338583-I1, M01338609-I1, M01338590-I1, M01338614-I1, M01338604-I1, M01338597-I1
📊 New Building: In East Harlem, an application was filed for a 180,970-square-foot building at 101 East 110 Street. The property, which will stand 28 stories tall, will house 211 dwelling units. The developer is Ascendant Neighborhood Development, and the architect is Fernando Villa.
Job Filing Number: M01338581-I1
📊 New Building: In the Sunsert Park section of Brooklyn, plans were filed for a 119,391-square-foot new building at 1069 43 Street. The structure will stand 17 stories tall and the architect for the project is Brian Loughlin.
Job Filing Number: B01283515-I1
🏆 Alteration: Manhattan had the top alteration application filed last week at 100 William Street. Bushburg Properties plans to undertake 404,930 square feet of alteration work on the 21-story property to convert it from office to residential, creating 427 units. The architect is Gerald Valgora.
Job Filing Number: M01363617-I1
📊 Alteration: In the northern section of Harlem, the New York City Housing Authority filed an application to alter 175,830 square feet of space at 159-30 Harlem River Drive. The 14-story property houses 208 units, and the architect is Anthony Shitemi.
Job Filing Number: M01319317-I1
📊 Alteration: In Queens, an application was filed for 36,797 square feet of alteration work at 55-05 Flushing Avenue in Maspeth. The property is owned by Liberty One Construction, LLC, and the architect is Jonathan Imani.
Job Filing Number: Q01358788-I1
🏆 Demolition: In Queens, a one-story structure at 249-01 Northern Boulevard is being demolished. The 90,000-square-foot building in the Douglaston-Little Neck section is owned by the NYC Department of Design and Construction, and the project’s engineer is Robespierre Aristilde.
Job Filing Number: Q01350001-I1
📊 Demolition: On the Lower East Side of Manhattan, engineer Heng Loke filed plans to knock down an 18,135-square-foot one-story structure at 116 Delancey Street on behalf of the NYC Economic Development Corp.
Job Filing Number: M01362599-I1
Source Notes: Permits filed between 3/2/26 and 3/6/26
Initial permits NB, Major Alterations, Demolitions
