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286 West 86th Street: permit filed for a 39-story building with 234 apartments
The application lists 205,920 square feet of residential space.
Upper West Side · October 6 · Based on 2 documents
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39 floors
234 apartments
205,920 sq ft
An application for 286 West 86th Street in the Upper West Side describes a 39-story building with 234 apartments. It reached the Department of Buildings on October 6, 2026.
The application lists 205,920 square feet of residential space.
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