General ConstructionBrooklynPermit Issued

General Construction at 195 Huron Street, Brooklyn

195 HURON STREET, Brooklyn, 11222 · Greenpoint

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What was permitted

This permit details a significant project involving the vertical and horizontal enlargement of an existing residential building at 195 Huron Street in Brooklyn. The work includes general construction to upgrade the building and comply with new building code requirements.

Issued on July 17, 2026, the estimated project cost for this substantial enlargement is $2,094,150. GREENWOOD MONITORING LLC is the contractor overseeing this extensive renovation, which will result in a new Certificate of Occupancy.

Residents in Greenpoint considering building enlargements should budget around $2 million for significant vertical and horizontal expansions.

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What it cost

$2,094,150reported on this filing

Issued

July 17, 2026

Expires

November 18, 2026

License

General Contractor

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Filed by GREENWOOD MONITORING LLC · 15 permits across 4 neighborhoods

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Tracking number, work description, cost, and dates

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Tracking Number792471541
Work Permit #B01175087-I1-GC
Job Filing Number
Work TypeGeneral Construction
StatusPermit Issued
Job DescriptionPROPOSE NEW VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL ENLARGEMENT OF EXISTING RESIDENTIAL BUILDING WITH GENERAL CONSTRUCTION WORKS AS PER PLAN. IT WILL BE UPGRADED TO IB CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLY WITH NEW BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS. OBTAIN A NEW C OF O.
Floor / UnitCellar, Floor Number(s) 1, Floor Number(s) 2, Floor Number(s) 3, Floor Number(s) 4, Penthouse 1, Roof
Estimated Cost$2,094,150
ApprovedSeptember 12, 2025
IssuedJuly 17, 2026
ExpiresNovember 18, 2026
BBL
BIN

Property Owner

RAMTOM LLC

GUY MOR

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