PROJECT EVIDENCE
69 8th Avenue
Quick read: We confirmed 1 contractor connection through DOB records and the building’s BIN.
This is a supporting evidence page for contractor checks—not a complete property, ownership, violation or permit history.
WHY THIS PAGE EXISTS
69 8th Avenue is the address-level record connected to PRESERV Building Restoration.
Greenwich Village Historic District · built 1884 · Queen Anne
- ✓Building identityBIN 1011710 · BBL 1006290040
- ✓Contractor connectionDOB job and contractor matched
- ✓Property profileNYC Planning record found
- ✓Landmark attributesLPC designation record found
BUILDING AND LOCATION
What official property records say about this building
- Location
- Manhattan, 10014
- Construction
- 1884 · architect James E. Ware
- Building
- Apartments and Commercial · 5 floors · 18 residential units
- Architecture
- Queen Anne · Brick
- Historic district
- Greenwich Village Historic District
- Official identifiers
- BIN 1011710 · BBL 1006290040
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What connects the contractor to this address
These entries come from DOB work records under the researched contractor identity.
PRESERV Building Restoration
DOB-linked recordDOB scope: MASONRY RECONSTRUCTION AS PER DRAWINGS NO CHANGE IN USE EGRESS OR OCCUPANCY INVOLVED UNDER THIS APPLICATIO N.
- Job / permit
- 103735727
- Status and date
- SIGNED OFF · issued July 26, 2012
- Contractor in filing
- PRESERV BUILDING RESTORATION MANAGEMENT INCORPORATED
- Estimated filing cost
- $150,000
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SOURCES AND LIMITATIONS
Where these facts came from
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- Year, size, units, location and property identifiers.
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- Construction date, architect, style, materials and historic-district context.
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- Official DOB address, job, contractor identity and license match.
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Not included: ownership due diligence, violations, litigation, every permit ever filed at the property, or work performed without a DOB filing. Last official property refresh: August 17, 2026.