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Block 6942, lot 040

248 Granada Ave

City’s use
Multi-Family Residential
Built
1910
Stories
2
Units
2
Rooms
2 bathrooms
Building
2,060 sq ft
Lot
2,809 sq ft
Zoning
RH2
Construction type
D

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Permits filed here

3 permits filed for this property since 2000.

CompletedIn progressNever finaledExpired or cancelled
FiledOutcomeAddressContractorWork described on the permitDeclared cost
Mar 12, 2020Completed
final sign-off Nov 2020
248 Granada Avrearrange bedroom on the 2nd floor.
Details
Permit
202003126888
Status
complete
Filed
Mar 12, 2020
Permit issued
Mar 12, 2020
Final sign-off
Nov 12, 2020
Declared cost
$7,000
Address
248 Granada Av

rearrange bedroom on the 2nd floor.

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$7,000
Nov 6, 2017Completed
final sign-off Dec 2017
248 Granada AvE - 5 Construction Incremodel the bathroom: removethe tile and tub. in-kind, same size, same locations.
Details
Permit
201711063246
Status
complete
Filed
Nov 6, 2017
Permit issued
Nov 6, 2017
Final sign-off
Dec 6, 2017
Declared cost
$1,800
Address
248 Granada Av

remodel the bathroom: removethe tile and tub. in-kind, same size, same locations.

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$1,800
May 11, 2005Completed
final sign-off Jun 2005
248 Granada Avremove dryrot in tub area and replace tiles and fixtures. new subfloor and marble floor. change
Details
Permit
200505112099
Status
complete
Filed
May 11, 2005
Permit issued
May 11, 2005
Final sign-off
Jun 21, 2005
Declared cost
$17,000
Address
248 Granada Av

remove dryrot in tub area and replace tiles and fixtures. new subfloor and marble floor. change

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$17,000

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Contractors
E - 5 Construction Inc

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