A large multifamily complex in the Bronx
Public-record signals
Class C is the most severe HPD violation class, covering immediately hazardous conditions. Open records mean the agency has not recorded a correction.
A vacate order is a city directive that part or all of a building is unfit for occupancy until corrected.
When an owner does not correct hazardous conditions, the city can perform the repair and bill the owner. Amounts as recorded; payment status not asserted.
HPD housing-court cases tied to the property, as recorded in the public litigation dataset.
The pace of new records is itself a signal. This building's violation filings rose from 235 in 2018 to 1,011 in 2023.
The property appeared on a Department of Finance lien-sale notice list, a public flag for unpaid municipal charges at that time.
Open violations by category
| Category | Class | Status | Records |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pests | C | open | 210 |
| Paint and plaster surfaces | B | open | 137 |
| Paint and plaster surfaces | A | open | 96 |
| Plumbing leaks | B | open | 89 |
| Mold | B | open | 45 |
| Doors and windows | B | open | 35 |
| Smoke and CO detectors | B | open | 21 |
| Fire safety and egress | C | open | 15 |
| Plumbing leaks | A | open | 15 |
| Electrical | B | open | 11 |
Class C is the most severe HPD class. Categories shown are the largest open groups; the full report lists every category.
Filing trajectory
Records filed per year, complaints and violations, as recorded by NYC HPD. 2026 is a partial year.
Record timeline
City intervention and penalties
Amounts as recorded by the issuing agencies. Payment status is shown where the record includes it and is not otherwise asserted.
Sources and confidence
| NYC HPD Complaints | 21,360 records |
| NYC HPD Violations | 9,388 records |
| NYC OATH Hearings | 414 records |
| NYC HPD Housing Litigations | 349 records |
| NYC HPD Emergency Repair Charges | 241 records |
| NYC HPD Vacate Orders | 19 records |
| NYC HPD Multiple Dwelling Registrations | 4 records |
| NYC DOF Lien Sale List | 1 records |
All records in this report matched the parcel by direct city key, the highest confidence level. Across our New York City coverage, more than 90 percent of event records are matched to a parcel we index.
This report compiles records published by New York City agencies. Accuracy of the underlying records rests with the issuing agencies. Records describe filings and administrative actions, not conclusions about any person or property. This is not a consumer report and may not be used for tenant screening, employment, credit, or insurance eligibility decisions.
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