StructuralBrooklynPermit Issued

Structural Work Project at 2101 East 74 Street, Brooklyn

2101 EAST 74 STREET, BROOKLYN, 11234 · Marine Park-Mill Basin-Bergen Beach

1

What was permitted

This permit outlines a significant structural project involving the conversion of an existing two-story, one-family building into a larger two-story structure in the Marine Park-Mill Basin-Bergen Beach area of Brooklyn. The work includes a vertical enlargement and interior renovations.

Issued on May 7, 2026, the estimated cost for this structural transformation is $631,150, with PRECISION CONSTRUCTION & as the contractor. The project also includes obtaining a new Certificate of Occupancy to reflect the changes.

Homeowners in Marine Park-Mill Basin-Bergen Beach can observe a $631,150 structural project involving vertical enlargement and interior renovations to expand a single-family home.

2

What it cost

$631,150reported on this filing

Issued

May 7, 2026

Expires

July 21, 2026

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 PRECISION CONSTRUCTION & · 2 permits across 2 neighborhoods

View the official permit record

Tracking number, work description, cost, and dates

+
Tracking Number873706256
Work Permit #B01358481-I1-GC-CX
Job Filing Number
Work TypeStructural
StatusPermit Issued
Job DescriptionCONVERSION OF THE EXISTING 2-STORY ONE FAMILY BUILDING INTO A TWO-STORY BUILDING AS SHOWN ON THE PLANS. PROPOSED VERTICAL ENLARGEMETN AND INTERIOR RENOVATION AS PER PLAN. OBTAIN A NEW CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY.
Floor / UnitCellar, Floor Number(s) 1, Floor Number(s) 2, Attic
Estimated Cost$631,150
ApprovedApril 30, 2026
IssuedMay 7, 2026
ExpiresJuly 21, 2026
BBL
BIN

Property Owner

PRECISION CONSTRUCTION DESIGN

JOSEPH STEIN

Related Searches

structuralbrooklynmarine parkvertical enlargementhome renovationinterior renovationnew york citylarge project cost