New York building permits — week of July 6, 2026
New York's construction permits surged 20.1% to 1,900 filings this week, totaling $408.9 million in declared value. The spike, driven by high-value alterations and new buildings, signals robust market momentum across the city.
Top permits this week
28-37 29 STREET Queens
$20,000,000Queens $20 million cellar-to-roof renovation at 28-37 29 Street, signaling luxury upgrades.
665 NEW YORK AVENUE Brooklyn
$16,705,000Brooklyn $16.7 million partial renovation at 665 New York Avenue, preserving existing structure.
1578 LEXINGTON AVENUE Manhattan
$10,027,375Manhattan $10 million basement-to-12th-floor renovation at 1578 Lexington, a comprehensive building overhaul.
7 SPARROW WAY Brooklyn
$10,000,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
50 SPARROW WAY Brooklyn
$10,000,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
1449 SHAKESPEARE AVENUE Bronx
$9,649,332.6Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
101 PARK AVENUE Manhattan
$7,000,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
27 WEST 23 STREET Manhattan
$6,873,186.6Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
1250 1 AVENUE Manhattan
$6,700,000Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
343 WEST STREET Manhattan
$6,200,889Contractor and project details available to subscribers — see full details →
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