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109 Greene Street · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 1, 2026484 West 43 Street · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 1, 2026400 West 43 Street · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 1, 2026682 Broadway · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 1, 2026150 Varick Street · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 1, 20263212 Farragut Road · Brooklyn · new building · Sep 1, 20263 Sheridan Square · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 1, 202615 Evelyn Place · Bronx · alteration · Sep 1, 2026291 Evergreen Avenue · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 1, 2026450 West End Avenue · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 1, 2026179 Amboy Street · Brooklyn · new building · Sep 1, 2026232 West 75 Street · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 1, 202615 West 81 Street · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 1, 20261204 York Avenue · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 1, 2026608 48 Street · Brooklyn · alteration · Sep 1, 2026180 Cabrini Boulevard · Manhattan · alteration · Sep 1, 2026140 Flatbush Avenue · Brooklyn · alteration · Aug 31, 2026967 East 225 Street · Bronx · alteration · Aug 31, 202638-29 216 Street · Queens · alteration · Aug 31, 2026407 Ridgewood Avenue · Brooklyn · alteration · Aug 31, 2026158-15 Liberty Avenue · Queens · alteration · Aug 31, 202632 Cooper Square · Manhattan · alteration · Aug 31, 2026511 5 Avenue · Manhattan · alteration · Aug 31, 2026300 East 54 Street · Manhattan · alteration · Aug 31, 202615 Hanover Place · Brooklyn · alteration · Aug 31, 2026194 Flatbush Avenue · Brooklyn · alteration · Aug 31, 2026

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