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Extensive Earth and Concrete Work at 211 Throop Avenue, Brooklyn

211 THROOP AVENUE, Brooklyn, 11206 · Bedford-Stuyvesant (East)

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Reported project cost

$16,002,000

As declared on the permit filing. General Construction.

Issued
June 11, 2026
Expires
July 23, 2026
License
General Contractor

What was permitted

Residents in Bedford-Stuyvesant (East) may observe significant construction activity related to earth and concrete work at 211 Throop Avenue. This project involves extensive repairs to sidewalks, facades, roofs, and interiors, including concrete, masonry, and brick elements.

This substantial project, with an estimated cost of $16,002,000, was permitted on June 11, 2026, and is being handled by KOKO CONTRACTING INC. The scope includes repairs and replacements of various building components, indicating a large-scale renovation.

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View the official permit record

Tracking number, work description, cost and dates

Tracking number157458691
Work permit #B01106663-I1-EA
Job filing number—
Work typeGeneral Construction
StatusPermit Issued
Job descriptionK059: Sidewalk Repair, Stairs, Facade & Roofs. Interior Repair of walls, Floors & Ceilings. Remove, repair, replace Concrete, Masonry, Terra Cotta, Lime Stone and Brick Works. Replace Windows, Exterior & Interior Window guards. Exterior Repair & Misc Work
Floor / unitUnderground
Estimated cost$16,002,000
ApprovedNovember 25, 2024
IssuedJune 11, 2026
ExpiresJuly 23, 2026
BBL—
BIN—

Property owner

NYC School Construction Authority

Charleston Albert

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