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Transitional Housing Conversion at 8913 S Ashland Ave, Washington Heights

8913 S ASHLAND AVE, Washington Heights

Winston

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Reported project cost

$700,000

As declared on the permit filing.

Issued
June 24, 2026
Expires
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What was permitted

A significant renovation project is underway at 8913 S Ashland Ave in the Washington Heights neighborhood, transforming an existing 2-story motel into transitional housing. This extensive work includes creating 26 sleeping units, updating essential MEP systems, and adding a new warming kitchen and interior landscaping.

This project, with an estimated cost of $700,000, was issued a permit on June 24, 2026, and is actively being managed by JM POLCURR INC. The scope also involves erecting a new privacy fence and a masonry trash enclosure, along with providing dedicated parking spaces.

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Tracking number, work description, cost and dates

Tracking number101047009
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StatusACTIVE
Job descriptionSPR 2019 CBC CONVERTING AN EXISTING 2 STORY MOTEL TO A SINGLE ROOM TRANSITIONAL HOUSING (24 SLEEPING UNITS + 2 ADA SLEEPING UNITS FOR A TOTAL OF 26). UPDATING MEP SYSTEMS THROUGHOUT. INSTALLING A NEW WARMING KITCHEN. PROVIDING NEW INTERIOR LANDSCAPING. ERECTING A NEW 6' TALL PRIVACY FENCE. (3A CONSTRUCTION, TYPE RS-2) SEEKING SPECIAL USE PERMIT. INSTALLING A NEW MASONRY TRASH ENCLOSURE. WITH 6 PARKING SPACE, 4 REGULAR, 2 ADA
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Estimated cost$700,000
ApprovedMay 10, 2024
IssuedJune 24, 2026
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Property owner

Marla Powers

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