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This week's 10 biggest projectsin your territory, and who to call.

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    New York County, NY

    459 projects recorded, last 7 days. The top 3 of the 10 in the report.

    From the public record, Oct 21, 2026

    1. Minor demolition

      Permit245 Park Avenue, New York County

      $11,412,516permit valuation

      Size
      24,756 sq ft
      Date
      Oct 19, 2026Building permit issued
      Source
      City building permit
      Contractor
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      Who to call
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    2. Commercial building

      Permit17 East 47 Street, New York County

      $7,516,040permit valuation

      Size
      29,762 sq ft
      Date
      Oct 15, 2026Building permit issued
      Source
      City building permit
      Contractor
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      Who to call
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    3. Commercial building

      Permit205 West 46 Street, New York County

      $6,150,490permit valuation

      Size
      15,000 sq ft
      Date
      Oct 16, 2026Building permit issued
      Source
      City building permit
      Trades on the permit
      Mechanical
      Contractor
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      Who to call
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    What's in your free report

    Your 10 biggest projects

    Ranked by value, from this week's permits, bids and awards.

    Who to call on each

    The contractor, the contact and the phone number, where the record lists them.

    The facts to qualify it

    Value, size, date, stage and public source on every project.

    Porter Stanley

    Porter Stanley built American Trades Index after watching reps lose orders to whoever heard about a project first. The records were public the whole time.

    Porter Stanley, founder of American Trades Index

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    Does it cover my area?

    Any US city or county. Where a week is quiet, the report looks back 30 or 90 days and says so. Where American Trades Index has few records yet, your scan starts building the territory out.

    Where does the data come from?

    Public building permits, bids and contract awards from city, county, state and federal sources.

    Which projects are included?

    Everything but single-family homes: commercial, multifamily, institutional, industrial and public works, roads included.

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