Neighborhood record · Brooklyn

What's changing in East New York-City Line.

A current view of development filings with enough source detail to show a mapped address, dated status and source ID—not a count of every construction activity in the neighborhood.

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NEIGHBORHOOD RECORD · BROOKLYN

East New York-City Line

A current reading of mapped NYC DOB records

Source-qualified records · updated Sep 11, 2026

Included records
325
Active-status
178
New buildings
7
Neighborhood data portrait

A neighborhood-level summary of source-qualified DOB records in the current published snapshot.

Qualified records325
Active-status filings178
New-building filings7
Latest status changeSep 11, 2026

Reading the current snapshot

The strongest visible signal is in the filing mix—not a forecast.

Street Futures currently identifies 325 DOB records in East New York-City Line with mapped addresses, dated status fields and official record IDs. 7 are classified as new buildings, while 0 carry a full demolition signal. The remainder primarily describe alterations to existing buildings.

Of the records in this snapshot, 177 publish an approved or permit-stage status. Approval is an administrative milestone; it does not confirm that work has started. Open each filing below for its dated status, identifiers and original source.

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Streets with multiple included filings.

Source snapshot: DOB NOW: Build – Job Application Filings (w9ak-ipjd), accessed Sep 13, 2026.