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Structural Work at 37 West 88th Street, Manhattan

37 WEST 88 STREET, Manhattan, 10024 · Upper West Side (Central)

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Reported project cost

Not reported

The filer did not disclose a cost on this permit. Structural.

Issued
August 17, 2026
Expires
February 22, 2027
License
General Contractor

What was permitted

Homeowners in the Upper West Side may be interested in the recent structural permit issued for 37 West 88th Street. This project involves the installation of two ballasted metal pergola kits on the third floor and roof, along with a walk-able skylight at the rear of the house.

The permit for this structural work has been issued, with no change in use, egress, or occupancy proposed. While the exact cost is not listed, this type of project can provide insights into the investment required for exterior enhancements on residential properties.

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Tracking number, work description, cost and dates

Tracking number562422469
Work permit #M01352979-S1-ST
Job filing number—
Work typeStructural
StatusPermit Issued
Job descriptionPROPOSED INSTALLATION OF TWO BALLASTED METAL PERGOLA KITS ON THE THIRD FLOOR AND ROOF, AND THE INSTALLATION OF A WALK-ABLE SKYLIGHT ON GRADE AT THE REAR OF THE HOUSE. NO CHANGE IN USE, EGRESS OR OCCUPANCY IS PROPOSED IN THIS APPLICATION.
Floor / unitFloor Number(s) 03 through 03, Open Space, Roof
Estimated costNot reported
ApprovedAugust 5, 2026
IssuedAugust 17, 2026
ExpiresFebruary 22, 2027
BBL—
BIN—

Property owner

Westside Haven LLC

Jessica Chastain

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