Lower West Side


New Permits Issued for 2034 W 21st Place in Lower West Side

A permit was approved this past week for a new two-story residential building at 2034 W 21st Place in the Lower West Side neighborhood. The owner is listed as Francis King, and the current plans indicate this project will yield three total dwelling units. The building will feature a finished basement, a rooftop deck with a stair enclosure, and a rear two-story porch. Per plans, the project will also feature a parking pad. The planned structure will replace a vacant lot.

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New Permits Issued for 1730 W 18th Street in Lower West Side

A revised permit was issued yesterday for a four-story mixed-use building located at 1730 W 18th Street in the Lower West Side neighborhood. The permit owner is listed as Michael Fox and plans indicate that the ground floor will be used as a commercial space. The remaining floors will be residential and will have nine total dwelling units. The building is equipped with a basement and an enclosed rooftop deck. The revised permit is for drainage and ventilation totaling an additional $112,000 in construction costs.

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New Permits Issued for 1920 W Cullerton Street in Lower West Side

A permit was issued on Tuesday for a two-story residential building located at 1920 W Cullerton Street in the Lower West Side neighborhood. The permit owner is listed as N2 Green LLC and plans indicate the construction of three total dwelling units with rear decks and stairs. The development will also feature a basement, an attic, a rooftop deck, and three parking spots on a paved concrete pad. The planned structure will fill an empty lot.

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New Permits Issued for 2015 S Ruble Street in Lower West Side

A permit was issued this week for a three-story residential building located at 2015 S Ruble Street in the Lower West Side neighborhood. The permit owner is listed as Teh Chan and plans indicate the construction of three total dwelling units with rear porches, and a rooftop deck on the building. Three parking spots will be available on a paved concrete pad. The planned structure will fill an empty lot.

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