Who is behind the building.

Buildings are owned through LLCs, but the public record still connects them: ownership registries, mailing addresses, hearing respondents, rental registrations. We assemble those filings into portfolio views, so one address leads to the owner, and the owner leads to everything else they hold.

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What it will answer

Two questions, asked about every building.

Who owns this property?

The recorded owner on the assessment roll, the registered entity behind it, and the mailing address the filings point back to.

What else do they own?

Portfolio views assembled by grouping properties that share an owner entity or a mailing address. An LLC per building is common; the mailing address usually is not.

Is this owner a repeat problem?

Enforcement records rolled up across a portfolio: open violations, hearing cases where the owner appears as respondent, and whether the same issues recur building after building.

Where it stands

In development. The records are already on file.

This product is in development. The records behind it are already in the database: ownership fields on 80.5M parcels, hearing respondents, and rental registrations. Early access means you help shape what the portfolio view looks like.

Ownership fields on 80.5M parcels

Owner names and mailing addresses from county assessment rolls, the base layer every grouping is built on.

Hearing respondents

Administrative hearing cases name the party who answered for the building, which is often more current than the deed.

Rental registrations

Where cities require landlords to register, the registration ties a managing party and contact to the building.

Who it is for

Anyone who needs to know who they are dealing with.

Lenders

Underwrite the borrower's whole portfolio, not just the collateral.

Insurers

See whether losses at one building repeat at the others.

Tenant attorneys

Establish a pattern across an owner's buildings from the public record.

Journalists and researchers

Trace who is behind a building without a records-room visit.

Investors

Know who you are buying from and what their record looks like.

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Tell us the markets and owners you care about and we will show you what the record supports today. See market coverage for where our records run deep.

A note on language: these records describe filings, hearings, and registrations as published by public agencies. They are not conclusions about any person, and we do not present them as such.