875 South York Street, Denver
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Permits and code violations
12 permits not closed out. Unfinished permits pass to the next owner.
- Residential construction Jul 2026Issued
Alteration/tenant finish, valued at $1
- Residential construction Dec 2025Final
New non-building structure
- Residential construction Nov 2025Issued
New building, valued at $750,000
- Residential construction Oct 2025Final
Phased construction, valued at $25,000
- Residential construction Mar 2025Final
New non-building structure, valued at $6,000
- Residential construction Oct 2024Final
Repair/replace, valued at $7,000
- Residential construction May 2024Issued
Alteration/tenant finish, valued at $88,175
- Residential construction Dec 2023Issued
New building, valued at $21,544
- Residential construction Apr 2023Issued
New building, valued at $694,082
- Residential construction Apr 2023Final
Phased construction, valued at $6
- Residential construction Sep 2022Issued
New building, valued at $3,176
- Residential construction Nov 2021Issued
New building, valued at $483,648
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