General ConstructionManhattanPermit Issued

General Construction at 159 Bleecker Street, Manhattan

159 BLEECKER STREET, MANHATTAN, 10012 · Greenwich Village

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What was permitted

Homeowners and neighbors in Greenwich Village can see the details of a recent general construction project at 159 Bleecker Street. This project involved installing new entrance doors and windows for the ground floor commercial storefront, along with renovations to the existing marquee structure, including finishes and lighting.

This permit was issued on May 22, 2026, with an estimated project cost of $50,000. The general contractor for this work is S TERRANOVA LLC. Notably, there is no change in the building's use or occupancy associated with these renovations.

A $50,000 project to upgrade storefront entrances and a marquee in Greenwich Village was recently permitted, offering insight into commercial renovation costs in the area.

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What it cost

$50,000reported on this filing

Issued

May 22, 2026

Expires

March 30, 2027

License

General Contractor

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Filed by S TERRANOVA LLC · 2 permits across 2 neighborhoods

View the official permit record

Tracking number, work description, cost, and dates

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Tracking Number755029303
Work Permit #M01294934-I1-GC
Job Filing Number
Work TypeGeneral Construction
StatusPermit Issued
Job DescriptionNEW ENTRANCE DOORS AND WINDOWS AT THE EXISTING GROUND FLOOR COMMERCIAL STOREFRONT AND FINISH AND LIGHTING RENOVATIONS TO THE EXISTING MARQUEE STRUCTURE.FACADE, THERE IS NO CHANGE IN USE AND OCCUPANCY.
Floor / UnitFacade, Floor Number(s) 001 through 001
Estimated Cost$50,000
ApprovedFebruary 18, 2026
IssuedMay 22, 2026
ExpiresMarch 30, 2027
BBL
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Property Owner

Real Estate Management

MICHAEL SCHLEGEL

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