Manhattan · NYC SIDEWALK SHED RECORD

154 Broome Street

Sidewalk shed permits, reported ownership and façade history for 154 Broome Street, Manhattan, New York City.

1.6 years since the first permit of the oldest currently active shed job: . Permit age does not establish continuous physical presence or inactivity.

Snapshot: . BIN 1004158 · Tax lot 1003470080.

Protection may still be needed

The 2015-12-16 filing says UNSAFE. We need a newer engineering assessment and a repair completion date.

The incentive to put repairs off

A large repair bill can be harder to fund than ongoing shed rent. NYC officials have identified that incentive to delay, while pedestrians and businesses live with the shed. Rent does not replace the duty to repair or pay applicable penalties. Research, rules and examples

The interactive page compares dated repair budgets and recorded enforcement where available. These are not verified savings or evidence of this owner’s motive.

Reported building owner

NYCHA — named in a façade filing dated 2015-12-16. This is dated attribution, not verified current title or beneficial ownership.

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Latest dated façade classification

UNSAFE · 2015-12-16 · Cycle 8. A dated filing is not a live engineering assessment.

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Active sidewalk shed permits

  • M01193519-I1 — first permitted 2025-03-18; listed expiration 2027-01-24; status Permit Entire; reported length 482 ft.
  • M01471557-I1 — first permitted 2026-10-14; listed expiration 2027-01-12; status Permit Entire; reported length 533 ft.

DOB active-shed source · Summed lengths may overlap.

Façade filing history

What remains unknown

These records do not independently establish continuous shed presence, daily repair activity, approved extensions, actual repair costs or owner intent. The interactive page can request additional repair and summons records; source failures and incomplete coverage are labeled.

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