New York, NY · Issued Sep 30, 2026

General Construction in Chelsea-Hudson Yards, ZIP 10011

Conversion of an existing two-family townhouse into a single-family residence. Proposed work includes the interior renovation and reconfiguration of existing spaces, including the installation of new non-load-bearing partitions ceilings, and floors.

Permit IssuedLast checked Jul 20, 2026

Permit facts

Issuing authority
New York City Department of Buildings
Permit number
M01295109-I1-GC
Source type
General Construction · Renewal Permit Without Changes
Reported value
$667,100Estimated job cost as reported
Location shown
Chelsea-Hudson Yards, ZIP 10011zip precision; exact coordinates suppressed
Source freshness
Jul 20, 2026Portal dataset update timestamp
Source fact

Official work description

Conversion of an existing two-family townhouse into a single-family residence. Proposed work includes the interior renovation and reconfiguration of existing spaces, including the installation of new non-load-bearing partitions ceilings, and floors.

PermitProspect may normalize casing and whitespace, but does not add scope to the source description.

Explainable classification

Trade signals

Direct match

Pools, decks, fences, and outdoor living

The source type or description explicitly includes “spa.”

Rule pools-decks-fences:direct:spa · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 96% confidence
Direct match

Remodeling and interior

The source type or description explicitly includes “renovation.”

Rule remodeling-interior:direct:renovation · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 96% confidence
Likely adjacency

Commercial tenant improvement

This project includes “general construction,” which can create downstream demand; it is not a direct tenant improvement permit.

Rule commercial-tenant-improvement:adjacent:general-construction · taxonomy 2026.07.1 · 68% confidence
Reported chronology

Permit timeline

  1. Filed or applied Apr 13, 2026 · reported
  2. Issued Sep 30, 2026 · reported
  3. Source expiration date Sep 30, 2027 · reported
  4. Ingested and normalized Oct 2, 2026 · normalized