What got permitted in New York City this week
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Every week, New York City, NY publishes the building permits it issued — every roof, remodel, panel upgrade, and new build, with the address and what the job is. Almost nobody reads them. This post reads them: it is built entirely from the 8,129 permits in our database for New York City, NY, pulled from the city's own published records for Jul 10, 2026 to Nov 11, 2026. No estimates, no padding — if a number is here, it is counted from those records.
The week in numbers
New York City, NY issued 8,129 permits in this window. Of those, 3,275 publish a job value, totaling $638,350,813 in published work. The busiest trade lane was other / general, and the full top five looks like this:
| Trade | Permits |
|---|---|
| Other / general | 5,525 |
| HVAC | 732 |
| Remodel & addition | 676 |
| Solar | 574 |
| Plumbing | 536 |
A permit can count toward more than one trade when the work spans trades, so lane counts add up to more than the permit total.
The biggest jobs by published value
These are the largest published job values in the pull. One line in this table is months of work for the right crew — and every contractor in town can see it the week it posts, if they're looking.
| Date | Address | Work filed | Published value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 27, 2026 | 325 PARK AVENUE Manhattan 10022 | Interior work includes the installation of acoustical window inserts at courtyard-facing rooms. No change t... | $115,000,000 |
| Oct 15, 2026 | 11 PENNSYLVANIA PLAZA Manhattan 10001 | GENERAL CONSTRUCTION MODIFICATIONS TAKING PLACE ON THE 15TH AND 16TH FLOORS AS PER DRAWINGS FILED HEREWITH.... | $17,458,320 |
| Oct 21, 2026 | 360 PARK AVENUE SOUTH Manhattan 10010 | General construction associated with tenant interior alterations on floors 2-5, including critical infrastr... | $14,248,548 |
| Oct 19, 2026 | 121-09 ROOSEVELT AVENUE Queens 11368 | FILING HEREWITH SUPPORT OF EXCAVATION FOR TEMPORARY PARKING AREA AS PER PLANS. FILED UNDER MPP Project-0000... | $13,958,698 |
| Oct 27, 2026 | 550 WEST 20 STREET Manhattan 10011 | FILING HEREWITH FOUNDATION WORK FOR BUILDING CONSTRUCTION AS PER PLANS. | $13,114,140 |
Five of the newest permits on the board
- 660 STERLING PLACE Brooklyn 11216 — Installation of temporary wiring and lighting for sidewalk shed (Nov 12, 2026)
- 256 STUYVESANT AVENUE Brooklyn 11221 — INSTALLATION OF LIGHTING FOR SIDEWALK SHED. (Nov 12, 2026)
- 1 TEST STREET Manhattan 10001 — rrr (Nov 12, 2026)
- 52-62 68 STREET Queens 11378 — superseding to close job # A085221 from 12-16-1992 based on my research and scope we can't find any findings of work as per aba... (Nov 12, 2026)
- 138 OSBORN STREET Brooklyn 11212 — Wiring For UPS (Nov 11, 2026)
Each of those addresses is a real job that was filed this window. The owner or contractor named on the permit is in the public record; the fastest way to the work is to be the first trade to call about it — which is the entire point of reading the board the week permits post instead of hearing about the job after the sub work is awarded.
How to use a week like this
Pick the lane that matches your crew — for New York City this week, start with New York City permit alerts and the trade pages linked from it — and work the list while the jobs are still being staffed. That is exactly the list PermitBoards emails every morning, filtered to one county and one trade, so the reading is already done.