Who's this for?
Two ways to use it · same data engine
For NYC homebuyers · renters · first-time buyers
An evidence-based property report pulled from ACRIS, DOB, HPD, OATH and NYC Open Data. Liens, violations, complaints, taxes — everything a listing won't tell you, in one document you can show your lawyer.
Covers all 5 NYC boroughs · Manhattan · Brooklyn · Queens · Bronx · Staten Island
Full refund if the report fails to generate — no questions asked.
How it works
We do the work an attorney's paralegal would charge $400+ to do — five-portal cross-checks, ten-year history dedup, plain-English translation — and ship it as one report you can take to a closing.
Type the building you're about to lease, buy, or renovate. We resolve it against NYC's tax-lot dataset and pull every public record on the property — no signup required.
Compliance, financial, neighborhood, and safety findings — pulled from a dozen agency feeds, deduplicated across 10 years, sentence-cased into plain English, and cross-referenced with property-specific context. Refreshed daily.
Free preview is always open. The full Pro report (15+ pages) covers compliance, financials, neighborhood, property systems, and a glossary — $14.99 one-time per address, or $99.99/mo for unlimited reports.
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What's inside the Pro report
The Pro report is a 15-page PDF written for buyers, renters, and small-portfolio landlords — no jargon, every term defined inline, every number sourced.
Every transfer, every mortgage, every UCC filing, every DOB and HPD violation — reconciled into a single timeline. We flag UCC-1s, mechanic's liens, lis pendens, and hazardous code items before they kill your closing.
Assessed value, 5-year tax trend, sales history (with arm's-length flag), mortgage records, and tax-per-unit ratios.
Building class, year built, lot area, floors, residential units, ownership type, FAR, and lot coverage — the lot-card every NYC buyer has bookmarked.
Nearest subway, bus, and Citi Bike stops — plus 7 categories of POIs within a quarter-mile (schools, hospitals, parks, libraries, retail, worship, community centers).
Census-tract demographics, school-district grade, owner-occupancy %, peace score, top precinct-level offense categories, and flood zone.
Heating type, boiler status, energy benchmarking, elevator count + status, recent permits with cost, and a 24-month pest-disclosure history.
Try it on a real address
Free · No signupAll 3 samples below are free to download — the full 15-page Pro PDF, no signup or payment required. Same format you'll get for any NYC address you screen later.
A pre-war Avenue A tenement — the kind of 5-story walk-up that typifies East Village rentals. Real open violations, real ownership history, real neighborhood + safety profile.
A 1926 Steinway Street building with 6 open code violations including unauthorized interior modifications. Representative of older Queens rental stock buyers and renters actually screen.
A 1928 elevator apartment building on the Grand Concourse with 100+ units and a substantial open-violation history — a real outer-borough due-diligence case study.
Building Risk Rankings
Browse borough-level risk rankings, then open any building to see the full audit before you sign or make an offer.
Rankings ordered by open HPD violations · refreshed monthly from NYC source data
Pricing
Most renters and buyers only need one report — go one-time. Agents, attorneys, and active buyers screening multiple buildings save substantially on Pro Monthly with unlimited reports.
Pay-per-report
$14.99per address
Skip a Saturday on ACRIS. We pulled from 8 NYC systems already.
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Saves 2–3 hours per property. Run your whole pipeline in the time it takes to make coffee.
Includes 5 full report downloads during trial. $99.99/mo after 7 days · cancel anytime.
↩ Full refund if the report fails to generate — no questions asked.
Charged in USD. Cancel anytime — your access stays active until the end of the billing period. Refund policy applies to one-time purchases only.