Violations and complaints
Every violation and complaint record on file, with class, category, open or closed status, and filing trajectory over time.
Property Risk Reports
Live in New York CityA building’s history on one page.
Cities publish what happens to a building: violations, complaints, penalties, repairs the city had to make itself. It is public record, but scattered across a dozen datasets nobody reads. We compile it into one dossier before you buy, lend on, insure, or manage a property.
What a report contains
Records, amounts, and dates. Nothing editorial.
Penalties and hearings
Administrative hearing cases with penalty amounts imposed and recorded payments, as published by the city.
City intervention
Emergency repairs the city performed and billed to the owner, vacate orders, and lien sale notices.
Litigation
Housing court litigation records tied to the property, with filing dates.
Signals, not opinions
Labeled public-record signals such as open class C counts, chronic heat seasons, and filing velocity spikes. Each with its evidence.
Sources and confidence
Every section attributes the issuing dataset, record counts, and how the records were matched to the parcel.
When it matters
One question, asked four ways: what is wrong with this building?
Before you buy
See what the seller's disclosure will not show.
Before you lend
Check the collateral's public record before approving.
Before you insure
Fire, safety, and neglect records in one pass.
While you manage
Know what the city has on file about your buildings.
Request a report.
Reports are generated from New York City records today. Chicago and Philadelphia are next; see market coverage for where our records run deep.
Reports are prepared per request. Send the address and we will confirm what the record shows and quote a price.