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$100K-$250K Bronx renovation

Filed 3 months ago · Alteration · Grade A · Late stage

LOCALIZED MASONRY RESTORATION, LINTEL REPLACEMENT, WINDOW SILL REPLACEMENT, MASONRY REPAIR, MASONRY POINTING, STUCCO REPAIR, STONE REPLACEMENT, STONE PATCHING, AND TERRACOTTA REPLACEMENT AT ALL BUILDING ELEVATIONS. NO…

$100K-$250K
value range
1
filings to date

Project scope

LOCALIZED MASONRY RESTORATION, LINTEL REPLACEMENT, WINDOW SILL REPLACEMENT, MASONRY REPAIR, MASONRY POINTING, STUCCO REPAIR, STONE REPLACEMENT, STONE PATCHING, AND TERRACOTTA REPLACEMENT AT ALL BUILDING ELEVATIONS. NO CHANGE TO USE, EGRESS OR OCCUPANCY

Why this may be worth pursuing

Filed 3 months ago, in the $100K-$250K range. A general contractor is named on the filing; an architecture firm is identified, an engineering firm is identified, a specialty contractor firm is identified, and 2 anticipated permit categories have not yet appeared.

Filing status does not indicate whether the work has been awarded.

Anticipated permit categories not yet filed

Fire protectionSite & structure

Based on the project scope and filing history. Filing status does not indicate whether the work has been awarded. Categories already covered by a firm on the filing are excluded.

Firms on the filing

General contractorALPS CONTRACTOR INC Architecture1 firmEngineering1 firmSpecialty contractor1 firm

Roles are taken from the permit record. Firm names are part of the paid product.

Filing history

1 filing on record, first filed May 2026. Dated, itemized filing history is part of the paid product.

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Sourced from New York City Department of Buildings public filings.