General ConstructionManhattanPermit Issued

General Construction at 854 5th Avenue, Manhattan

854 5 AVENUE, MANHATTAN, 10065 · Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill

1

What was permitted

A significant general construction project is planned for 854 5th Avenue in Manhattan, involving a change of use from zoning groups 3 & 4 to V & VIII.

This extensive renovation, with an estimated project cost of $19,013,759, includes a horizontal enlargement at the 6th floor and roof, as well as interior and exterior work across multiple levels. The permit was issued on May 29, 2026, with JRM CONSTRUCTION MGMT LLC as the contractor.

This massive $19 million project at 854 5th Avenue signals substantial changes for the building, impacting its use and structure significantly.

2

What it cost

$19,013,759reported on this filing

Issued

May 29, 2026

Expires

April 20, 2027

License

General Contractor

3

Price your own project

See what a project like this costs near you

We'll compare your scope against real permits and licensed contractors in the area.

Start my estimate →

Free · takes 60 seconds · no account needed

Filed by JRM CONSTRUCTION MGMT LLC · 191 permits across 17 neighborhoods

View the official permit record

Tracking number, work description, cost, and dates

+
Tracking Number223539426
Work Permit #M00895355-I1-GC
Job Filing Number
Work TypeGeneral Construction
StatusPermit Issued
Job DescriptionJOB WAS ACCEPTED TO HUB AT CONSULTATION ON 7/18/23. PROPOSED CHANGE OF USE FROM UG 3 & 4 TO UG V & VIII. HORIZONTAL ENLARGEMENT AT 6TH FLOOR & ROOF. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS FOR SUB, CEL, 01-06, ROOF.
Floor / UnitSub-Cellar 2, Sub-Cellar 1, Sub-Cellar 1, Sub-Cellar 1, Cellar, Cellar, Cellar, Floor Number(s) 1, Floor Number(s) 1, Floor Number(s) 2, Floor Number(s) 3, Floor Number(s) 4, Floor Number(s) 5, Floor
Estimated Cost$19,013,759
ApprovedJune 30, 2025
IssuedMay 29, 2026
ExpiresApril 20, 2027
BBL
BIN

Property Owner

THORNHAM MANAGEMENT LIMITED

SIMON NURNEY

Related Searches

general constructionUpper East SideManhattanchange of usebuilding renovationCarnegie Hill$19 million project