New construction in Upper East Side
Since March 2021, builders in Upper East Side have filed applications for 29 apartment buildings, 2 houses, 4 other new buildings and 18 major renovations, adding 2,571 units. 28 of the 35 new buildings have been approved so far, and 4 more have permits for early work. The latest was filed on Sep 24, 2026.
- Units
- 2,571
- Apartment buildings
- 29
- Houses
- 2
- Major renovations
- 18
- Tallest
- 75 stories
Largest projects
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1647 1st Avenue 542 units 22 stories · filed Nov 17, 2021 Photo via New York YIMBY: Extell Files Permits for 22-Story Tower at 1637 First Avenue on the Upper East Side, Manhattan -
1393 York Avenue 220 units 17 stories · filed Nov 3, 2021 Photo via New York YIMBY: Weill Cornell Medical College Expansion Progresses at 1393 York Avenue on Manhattan’s Upper East Side -
1487 First Avenue 146 units 37 stories · filed Jan 24, 2022 Photo via New York YIMBY: Maison 78’s Exterior Wraps Up at 1487 First Avenue on Manhattan’s Upper East Side
In the news
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260 East 72nd Street’s Façade Takes Shape on Manhattan’s Upper East Side New York YIMBY · Oct 19, 2026 -
175 East 82nd Street Nears Completion on Manhattan’s Upper East Side New York YIMBY · Oct 14, 2026 -
Excavation Begins at 237 East 77th Street on Manhattan’s Upper East Side New York YIMBY · Oct 4, 2026
All filings
20268 filings
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Major renovation 208 units in all 30 stories
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Major renovation 1 unit in all 5 stories
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Major renovation 1 unit in all 5 stories
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Major renovation 1 unit in all 5 stories
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Conversion 44 units added 16 stories
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Major renovation 1 unit in all 5 stories
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Major renovation 1 unit in all 4 stories
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Apartment building 70 units 29 stories
20258 filings
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Apartment building 86 units 37 stories
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Major renovation 12 units in all 14 stories
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Apartment building 15 units 21 stories
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Apartment building 6 units 7 stories
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Major renovation 1 unit in all 6 stories
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New building 28 stories
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Apartment building 61 units 34 stories
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Major renovation 1 unit in all 5 stories
202411 filings
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Major renovation 1 unit in all 5 stories
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Apartment building 99 units 30 stories
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Apartment building 88 units 31 stories
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Apartment building 99 units 23 stories
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Apartment building 99 units 23 stories
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Apartment building 126 units 75 stories
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Apartment building 9 units 7 stories
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Major renovation 1 unit in all 4 stories
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Apartment building 24 units 17 stories
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Apartment building 73 units 38 stories
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Apartment building 10 units 11 stories
20234 filings
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Major renovation 1 unit in all 6 stories
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Apartment building 26 units 20 stories
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Apartment building 16 units 7 stories
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Major renovation 5 stories
202214 filings
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Apartment building 10 units 15 stories
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Apartment building 60 units 20 stories
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House 4 units 4 stories
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Apartment building 21 units 20 stories
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Enlargement 6 units added 7 stories
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Conversion 111 units added 15 stories
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Major renovation 9 stories
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House 2 units 16 stories
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Apartment building 62 units 33 stories
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Apartment building 35 units 18 stories
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Apartment building 108 units 31 stories
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Apartment building 146 units 37 stories
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Apartment building 50 units 22 stories
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Apartment building 45 units 24 stories
20218 filings
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Major renovation 6 stories
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New building 30 stories
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Apartment building 542 units 22 stories
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Apartment building 220 units 17 stories
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Apartment building 70 units 22 stories
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New building 12 stories
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Apartment building 128 units 32 stories
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New building 10 stories
Nearby neighborhoods
- Midtown East 3,648 units · 16 projects 1 mi southwest
- Midtown 2,485 units · 18 projects 1 mi southwest
- Upper West Side 1,278 units · 19 projects 1 mi northwest
- Midtown West 3,042 units · 23 projects 1 mi southwest
- Astoria 7,067 units · 153 projects 2 mi east
- Long Island City 10,881 units · 134 projects 2 mi southeast
- East Harlem 2,317 units · 29 projects 2 mi northeast
- Hell's Kitchen 667 units · 13 projects 2 mi west
How Upper East Side ranks
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Manhattan neighborhoods 7th of 30 for units
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New York City neighborhoods 31st of 210 for units
New-building and major-renovation filings with three or more units, three or more stories, or 5,000 square feet of work, from the Department of Buildings’ DOB NOW records on NYC Open Data. Neighborhoods follow the Department of Finance’s neighborhood for each tax block. Methodology