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What stands there, the violations open against it, what it last sold for, and what is being built to change it — from the files the city publishes itself.

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Alteration filingSep 18

280 Richmond Terrace

St. George-New Brighton, Staten Island

Approved$800M recorded cost

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Alteration filingSep 16

4012 Fort Hamilton Parkway

Sunset Park (East)-Borough Park (West), Brooklyn

Approved$625M recorded cost

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Alteration filingAug 21

1250 Waters Place

Hutchinson Metro Center, Bronx

Approved13 proposed stories

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Dataset snapshot accessed Sep 20, 2026 · NYC Department of Buildings · 1,457 addresses carry an open housing violation · 12,819 carry a recorded sale price

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Manhattan37 neighborhood record groups

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Brooklyn64 neighborhood record groups

82,0613862 new building 03

Queens66 neighborhood record groups

4,709861 new building 04

Bronx44 neighborhood record groups

2,761689 new building 05

Staten Island18 neighborhood record groups

1,342439 new building

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101,469 filings, and six ways to walk into them.

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8,536Streetsstreets with a filing

Every street in the city carrying building work, borough by borough.

19,181Buildingsbuildings with a history

Addresses where more than one filing has landed over time.

214Neighborhoodsneighborhoods

The city’s own tabulation areas, ranked by how much is filed in them.

190ZIP codespostal codes

The geography most people actually know their own address by.

2,881Firmsfiling businesses

Who files the paperwork, and how often.

107Archivemonths on record

What was submitted, month by month, newest first.

By height

All bands

How tall is the New York being filed?

Band	Storeys	Filings
Towers	21+	2,683
Mid-rise	7–20	7,411
Low-mid	4–6	9,284
Low-rise	0–3	13,600

By work

All categories

What is actually being done?

Kind of work	Filings
Alteration filing	94,931
New building	6,075
Full demolition	463
Plumbing work	24,291
General construction	17,434
Sidewalk sheds	11,297
Mechanical systems	10,319

A filing can carry several kinds of work at once, so these counts overlap rather than divide.

Busiest streets

Street directory

Where the most is happening.

Fulton StreetBrooklyn1157
Bedford AvenueBrooklyn1001
Atlantic AvenueBrooklyn968
BroadwayManhattan616
Fifth AvenueManhattan545
Madison AvenueManhattan381
Queens BoulevardQueens110
Northern BoulevardQueens83
Grand ConcourseBronx62
Bruckner BoulevardBronx54

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September 20263,711August 20265,243July 20261,800June 20261,543May 2026990April 2026826March 20261,126February 2026643January 2026610December 2025647

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Every address in New Yorkis already on the record.

What moved through the city's systems.

280 Richmond Terrace

4012 Fort Hamilton Parkway

1250 Waters Place

Read the block in context, not in isolation.

And what is New York asking for it?

Five different patterns of change.

101,469 filings, and six ways to walk into them.

How tall is the New York being filed?

What is actually being done?

Where the most is happening.

Addresses that keep coming back.

Every address in New York
is already on the record.