DOB filing M01294225-I1
Alteration filing at 205 West 54 Street
Building record · BIN 1024851
205 West 54 Street, Manhattan, NY 10019
A consolidated, filing-by-filing view of DOB records matched to this building identifier. The current snapshot links 2 independently sourced records, including 2 that are not recorded as completed, closed or withdrawn.
BUILDING RECORD · BIN 1024851
205 West 54 Street
Midtown-Times Square, Manhattan
A consolidated public-record view · updated Sep 29, 2026
A building-level summary of matched filings, active-status records and published identifiers.
The lot
The lot holds a 12-story elevator apartment building built in 1903, with 74 homes, on a 7,531 sq ft lot.
What it sold for
1 apartment on this tax block changed hands in the year the city last published, at a median of $560,000.
Recorded sale prices from the Department of Finance’s rolling file, covering the year to Aug 31, 2026. Transfers under $10,000 are left out: New York records deed transfers between relatives at a dollar, and those are not sales. No apartment number and no name is carried from either side.
Lot facts come from NYC Department of City Planning, Primary Land Use Tax Lot Output (PLUTO) (64uk-42ks), accessed Oct 2, 2026. They describe the tax lot, not any single filing. When the rest of New York went up
One home at this address is currently listed for sale by Coldwell Banker. Prices move; the brokerage’s own page is the one that is current, and every row here links to it.
| Unit | Rooms | Size | Price | Per sq ft | Listed by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Unit 5FFor sale | Price not read | Coldwell Banker |
Read from the brokerages’ own published listings on October 2, 2026. A home drops off this table the next time they publish a list without it — usually because it sold or let, though a listing can also expire or be withdrawn. What we know is that it is no longer offered, which is why this shows what they have today rather than what we were told once. Everything on the market across the city.
What is recorded here
New York City's Building Identification Number helps connect filings that may use different application numbers or describe different scopes of work. The records below are grouped because they publish BIN 1024851. They should not be read as a single construction project unless the underlying filings say so.
The matched set includes 2 alteration filing. Its latest status categories are 2 approved. Each filing page preserves its own status, dates, scope and source identifier.
Highest recorded values may come from different filings and must not be combined into one proposed project. Open the individual filings below for their exact scope. Values outside the publication's conservative data-quality bounds are withheld pending source review.
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Recorded history
Every dated event the city has published for this building, from all 2 matched filings, in the order it was recorded. A date marks what entered the public record, not what happened on site.
Installation of pipe scaffolding at roof level for ohp & to support debris netting used for window protection. pipe scaffold shall comply with chapter #33 of the 2022 code. no change in use, egress or occupancy under this application. Filing M01294225-I1.
DOB lists a first permit date for M01294225-I1. That is not by itself confirmation of activity on site.
Installation of temporary roof protection, overhead protection and window protection as per plans. protection shall comply with chapter #33 of the 2022 code. no change in use, egress or occupancy under this application. Filing M01294216-I1.
DOB lists a first permit date for M01294216-I1. That is not by itself confirmation of activity on site.
The latest status recorded for M01294225-I1 is “Permit Entire.”
The latest status recorded for M01294216-I1 is “Permit Entire.”