New construction in Stapleton
Since March 2021, builders in Stapleton have filed applications for 11 apartment buildings, 16 houses and 1 major renovation, adding 558 units. 21 of the 27 new buildings have been approved so far, and 1 more has permits for early work. The latest was filed on Oct 3, 2026.
- Units
- 558
- Apartment buildings
- 11
- Houses
- 16
- Major renovations
- 1
- Tallest
- 7 stories
Largest projects
All filings
202611 filings
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Apartment building 10 units 3 stories
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Apartment building 83 units 6 stories
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Apartment building 26 units 5 stories
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House 2 units 3 stories
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House 2 units 3 stories
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Major renovation 2 units in all 3 stories
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House 2 units 3 stories
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House 2 units 3 stories
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House 2 units 3 stories
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House 2 units 3 stories
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Apartment building 37 units 7 stories
20254 filings
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Apartment building 89 units 6 stories
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Apartment building 74 units 6 stories
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Apartment building 74 units 6 stories
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Apartment building 92 units 7 stories
20241 filing
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House 2 units 3 stories
20237 filings
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House 1 unit 5 stories
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House 2 units 3 stories
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House 2 units 3 stories
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House 2 units 3 stories
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House 2 units 3 stories
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Apartment building 6 units 4 stories
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House 2 units 2 stories
20224 filings
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House 2 units 3 stories
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House 1 unit 3 stories
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House 2 units 3 stories
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Apartment building 10 units 5 stories
20211 filing
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Apartment building 27 units 5 stories
Nearby neighborhoods
- Tompkinsville 291 units · 11 projects 0.5 mi northwest
- New Brighton 141 units · 37 projects 0.9 mi north
- Grymes Hill 18 units · 16 projects 0.9 mi southwest
- Concord 11 units · 9 projects 1 mi southwest
- Rosebank 150 units · 34 projects 1 mi southeast
- St. George 873 units · 6 projects 1 mi north
- Sunnyside (Staten Island) 28 units · 12 projects 1 mi southwest
- Arrochar 6 units · 8 projects 1 mi southeast
How Stapleton ranks
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Staten Island neighborhoods 2nd of 45 for units
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New York City neighborhoods 79th 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