What the filing says
A public-record reading of the proposed work.
Herewith filing plumbing work as per plans
Street Futures classifies this record as a new building based on the filing type and work flags published by the Department of Buildings. This classification helps organize the map; it does not add scope that is absent from the DOB record.
The lot this filing sits on
What is already here?
The lot holds a 18-story elevator apartment building built in 2025, with 137 homes, on a 17,373 sq ft lot.
- Built
- 2025
- Last altered
- 2025
- Floors
- 18
- Residential units
- 137
- Building type
- Elevator apartment building
- Land use
- Mixed residential and commercial
- Zoning district
- R9X
- Lot area
- 17,373 sq ft
- Building area
- 208,168 sq ft
Lot facts come from NYC Department of City Planning, Primary Land Use Tax Lot Output (PLUTO) (64uk-42ks), accessed Sep 13, 2026. They describe the tax lot, not this filing.
Violation record
Are there open violations here?
The Department of Buildings has 27 open notices on record for this building, out of 37 notices on file; the most recent was issued Dec 13, 2024.
- Construction
Issued Dec 13, 2024 — VIO24-50434
- Low pressure boiler
Issued Jun 30, 2023 — VIOLATION ISSUED-FAILURE TO FILE 2020 EXTERNAL LOW PRESSURE INSPECTION
- Low pressure boiler
Issued Jun 30, 2023 — VIOLATION ISSUED-FAILURE TO FILE 2020 EXTERNAL LOW PRESSURE INSPECTION
24 further open notices are on file. Open the source dataset for the full list.
A violation is a notice the Department of Buildings recorded against the building. It is not a judgment, and many concern paperwork rather than safety. Open means the agency has not recorded a resolution, which is not the same as the problem still existing. From NYC Department of Buildings, DOB Violations (3h2n-5cm9), accessed Sep 13, 2026.
Recorded timeline
Dates published by the Department of Buildings.
- Application filed01
DOB received filing M01062289-P8.
- Current status updated02
The latest recorded filing status is “Chief Plan Examiner/ Assistant Chief Plan Examiner Review.”
For scale: half of DOB filings are permitted within 18 days of being filed and a quarter take longer than 4 months, measured across 50,115 filings that carry both dates. How long a permit takes, by work type and borough
Scope and identifiers
The details used to match this filing.
Where a field reads “empty in the source”, the city published this filing without that value. It is not an omission on our side, and nothing here is inferred to fill a gap.
- DOB filing number
- M01062289-P8
- BBL
- 1008640047
- Postal code
- 10016 · 338 filings
- Review type
- Standard Plan Examination
- Existing stories
- Empty in the source
- Proposed stories
- 18
- Existing dwelling units
- Empty in the source
- Proposed dwelling units
- 137