Fifth Avenue

The parcels on Fifth Avenue documented here so far, from the city's address, assessor and permit records.

• 1201–1209 Fifth Avenue
  A 1922 building, built by Cox Brothers.
• 1231 Fifth Avenue
  A 1905 Classical Revival, built by Michael C. Rench.
• 1234 Fifth Avenue
  A 1906 Classical Revival, built by Michael C. Rench.
• 1248 Fifth Avenue
  A 1904 Classical Revival, designed by Salfield and Kohlberg.
• 1251 Fifth Avenue
  A 1905 Classical Revival, designed by William Koenig.
• 1262–1264 Fifth Avenue
  A 1908 Classical Revival, built by Dempniak Brothers.
• 1269–1271 Fifth Avenue
  A 1906 two-flat, with a bathroom remodel permitted in 2018.
• 1280–1290 Fifth Avenue
  A 1919 building, designed by Ward and Blohme.
• 1354 Fifth Avenue
  A 1912 Mission Revival parapet, built by Alphonso Harrington.
• 1360 Fifth Avenue
  A 1913 Craftsman/Mission blend, built by Charles A. Hall.
• 1378–1382 Fifth Avenue
  A 1911 building, designed by William Koenig.
• 1425 Fifth Avenue
  A 1911 building, built by Michael C. Rench.
• 1431 Fifth Avenue
  A 1913 Mission Revival, built by John Rench.
• 1434–1472 Fifth Avenue
  A 1926 building, designed by Masten and Hurd.
• 1443 Fifth Avenue
  A 1913 Craftsman/Mission blend, built by Charles A. Hall.
• 1459 Fifth Avenue
  A 1910 Tudor half-timbering, built by C. H. Smith.
• 1465 Fifth Avenue
  A 1910 building, built by William A. Haynes.
• 1471 Fifth Avenue
  A 1912 Craftsman/Mission blend, built by Charles A. Hall.