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Block 1411, lot 022

212 23rd Ave

City’s use
Multi-Family Residential
Built
1906
Stories
3
Units
2
Rooms
4 bedrooms, 5 bathrooms
Building
3,035 sq ft
Lot
2,374 sq ft
Zoning
RH2
Construction type
NA

From the assessor's latest secured roll, which can lag recent work. Lot plans, zoning and planning history on the city’s Property Information Map

Permits filed here

4 permits filed for this property since 2000.

CompletedIn progressNever finaledExpired or cancelled
FiledOutcomeAddressContractorWork described on the permitDeclared cost
Sep 8, 2011Never finaled
issued Sep 2011, no final
212 23rd Avstreet space permit
Details
Permit
M278487
Status
issued
Filed
Sep 8, 2011
Permit issued
Sep 8, 2011
Address
212 23rd Av

street space permit

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May 11, 2011Never finaled
issued May 2011, no final
212 23rd Avstreet space
Details
Permit
M260726
Status
issued
Filed
May 11, 2011
Permit issued
May 11, 2011
Address
212 23rd Av

street space

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Sep 22, 2010Never finaled
issued Sep 2010, no final
212 23rd Avstreet space
Details
Permit
M221947
Status
issued
Filed
Sep 22, 2010
Permit issued
Sep 22, 2010
Address
212 23rd Av

street space

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Mar 17, 2009Completed
final sign-off Dec 2017
212 23rd Avadd 3 ft rear addtional space for master bedroom on 3rd floor. add 29 sq. ft. to kitchen space on 2nd floor. install 1 bedroom, one bath new second unit on 1st floor.
Details
Permit
200903174286
Status
complete
Filed
Mar 17, 2009
Permit issued
Dec 30, 2009
Final sign-off
Dec 20, 2017
Declared cost
$74,000
Address
212 23rd Av

add 3 ft rear addtional space for master bedroom on 3rd floor. add 29 sq. ft. to kitchen space on 2nd floor. install 1 bedroom, one bath new second unit on 1st floor.

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$74,000

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Architects
Martin Bernstein

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