Alteration filingAug 21
1250 Waters Place
Hutchinson Metro Center, Bronx
Approved13 proposed stories
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21 West 39 Street · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 4, 20261150 Carroll Street · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 2026437 88 Street · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 20265806 21 Avenue · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 20263400 Snyder Avenue · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 20261850 3 Avenue · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 4, 2026421 Blake Avenue · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 2026410 Sutter Avenue · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 2026665 Carroll Street · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 20261665 Nelson Avenue · Bronx · alteration · Sep 4, 2026410 40 Street · Brooklyn · new building · Sep 4, 202649 Ash Street · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 2026578 Bergen Street · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 2026470 Ocean Avenue · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 202653-04 106 Street · Queens · alteration · Sep 4, 202684-04 126 Street · Queens · alteration · Sep 4, 2026431 East 19 Street · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 20261980 Lexington Avenue · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 4, 20261555 52 Street · Brooklyn · demolition · Sep 4, 20261734 GAR 51 Street · Brooklyn · demolition · Sep 4, 2026414 Maspeth Avenue · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 2026461 Troy Avenue · Brooklyn · new building · Sep 4, 2026270 Riverside Drive · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 4, 2026474 East 98 Street · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 2026446 East 98 Street · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 4, 202683-75 118 Street · Queens · alteration · Sep 4, 2026
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210 Joralemon Street
Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn
Approved$187.3M recorded cost
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71 Prince Street
Downtown Brooklyn-Dumbo-Boerum Hill, Brooklyn
Approved33 proposed stories
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