Manhattan · East Village walk-up
200 Avenue A, Manhattan
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.
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Check a NYC building before you sign or make an offer.
Open violations, unpaid fines, permit history, flood risk, neighborhood safety — surfaced from NYC records before you sign a lease or make an offer.
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Covers all 5 NYC boroughs · Manhattan · Brooklyn · Queens · Bronx · Staten Island
What is NYC Property Audit?
See the building risks listings don't show.
Check violation patterns, permit activity, bedbug filings, fines, ownership signals, flood exposure, and neighborhood safety context before you sign or make an offer.
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- HPD
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- FEMA
- NYPD
- DOE
Not affiliated with the NYC Department of Finance's tax-assessment audits.
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Sample NYC property reports
Download a real Pro PDF for any of the three samples below — the full 15-page report you'll get for your own address. $14.99 one-time per address, or $99.99/mo for unlimited reports.
Queens · Astoria walk-up
30-78 Steinway Street, Queens
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.
Bronx · Grand Concourse art-deco
1075 Grand Concourse, Bronx
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
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Browse borough-level risk rankings, then open any building to see the full audit before you sign or make an offer.
What's inside the Pro report
Six sections. 15 pages. Every term explained.
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.
Compliance & Violations
Every open and resolved building-code item with severity, fine amount, and filing date. Recurring annual filings collapse to one row across years.
Financial Picture
Assessed value, 5-year tax trend, sales history (with arm's-length flag), mortgage records, and tax-per-unit ratios.
Building Profile
Building class, year built, lot area, floors, residential units, ownership type, FAR, and lot coverage — the lot-card every NYC buyer has bookmarked.
Neighborhood & Convenience
Nearest subway, bus, and Citi Bike stops — plus 7 categories of POIs within a quarter-mile (schools, hospitals, parks, libraries, retail, worship, community centers).
Neighborhood & Safety
Census-tract demographics, school-district grade, owner-occupancy %, peace score, top precinct-level offense categories, and flood zone.
Property Systems
Heating type, boiler status, energy benchmarking, elevator count + status, recent permits with cost, and a 24-month pest-disclosure history.
How it works
See every NYC record on a building in 30 seconds
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.
1. Search any NYC address or BBL
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.
2. We aggregate, cross-reference, and translate
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.
3. Download a complete due-diligence report
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.