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Neighborhood Risk Rankings · Manhattan / Upper West Side

Upper West Side.

139 buildings ranked by open violation count. Browse the rankings, then audit any address to see what a listing won't tell you.

Buildings ranked

139

From NYC PLUTO seed

Visible risk signals

14,270

DOB + HPD combined

Median signal count

82

Per building, mid-pack

Highest-signal building

511

Worst single BBL

The Upper West Side is dominated by pre-war co-ops — large Art Deco and pre-war elevator buildings along Central Park West, Riverside Drive, and West End Avenue, plus a deep tier of side-street pre-war walk-ups. The compliance picture skews favorable: professional building management, active reserve funds, and a tenant base with low complaint velocity drive lower open-violation counts than Manhattan's downtown or uptown averages. Higher violation counts cluster in the smaller walk-up stock west of Amsterdam and in pockets of 10025 closer to Morningside Heights. The list below ranks UWS buildings by current open HPD violations.

Ranked by open violations

100 Upper West Side buildings worth a closer look.

Rankings start with visible maintenance-risk signals. Open any address to review the full audit: violations, permits, filings, fines, flood exposure, and neighborhood context.

#AddressRisk signalsAudit
133 West 89 Street, Manhattan 511Audit →
2320 West 96 Street, Manhattan 291Audit →
3504 West 111 Street, Manhattan 290Audit →
4315 West 102 Street, Manhattan 271Audit →
5160 West 97 Street, Manhattan 255Audit →
6700 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan 237Audit →
7294 Riverside Drive, Manhattan 214Audit →
815 West 75 Street, Manhattan 202Audit →
92647 Broadway, Manhattan 199Audit →
102101 Broadway, Manhattan 191Audit →
11698 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan 186Audit →
12710 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan 184Audit →
1321 West 106 Street, Manhattan 180Audit →
1410 Manhattan Avenue, Manhattan 175Audit →
15167 West 71 Street, Manhattan 175Audit →
1668 West 85 Street, Manhattan 172Audit →
17482 Central Park West, Manhattan 164Audit →
18310 West 99 Street, Manhattan 161Audit →
19175 West 87 Street, Manhattan 155Audit →
20611 West 112 Street, Manhattan 149Audit →
2153 West 89 Street, Manhattan 145Audit →
22925 Columbus Avenue, Manhattan 145Audit →
23660 West End Avenue, Manhattan 142Audit →
24300 West 83 Street, Manhattan 138Audit →
25382 Central Park West, Manhattan 136Audit →
26344 West 72 Street, Manhattan 134Audit →
27229 West 97 Street, Manhattan 129Audit →
28825 West End Avenue, Manhattan 125Audit →
297 West 87 Street, Manhattan 124Audit →
30230 West 108 Street, Manhattan 123Audit →
3157 West 84 Street, Manhattan 120Audit →
32210 West 85 Street, Manhattan 117Audit →
33129 West 86 Street, Manhattan 117Audit →
34331 West 86 Street, Manhattan 113Audit →
352701 Broadway, Manhattan 112Audit →
36111 West 104 Street, Manhattan 110Audit →
37317 West 88 Street, Manhattan 110Audit →
38462 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan 107Audit →
3920 West 72 Street, Manhattan 106Audit →
40487 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan 105Audit →
41252 West 75 Street, Manhattan 105Audit →
42114 West 71 Street, Manhattan 104Audit →
43150 West 76 Street, Manhattan 103Audit →
44310 West 109 Street, Manhattan 102Audit →
45885 West End Avenue, Manhattan 101Audit →
46202 West 88 Street, Manhattan 100Audit →
4712 West 107 Street, Manhattan 100Audit →
48100 Riverside Drive, Manhattan 99Audit →
49143 West 96 Street, Manhattan 99Audit →
50343 West 86 Street, Manhattan 99Audit →
51305 West End Avenue, Manhattan 98Audit →
52103 West 80 Street, Manhattan 96Audit →
53960 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan 96Audit →
5412 West 85 Street, Manhattan 95Audit →
55504 Cathedral Parkway, Manhattan 93Audit →
56477 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan 93Audit →
57460 Columbus Avenue, Manhattan 92Audit →
582601 Broadway, Manhattan 91Audit →
5919 West 106 Street, Manhattan 90Audit →
60230 Riverside Drive, Manhattan 89Audit →
6112 West 103 Street, Manhattan 88Audit →
62965 Columbus Avenue, Manhattan 88Audit →
63139 West 81 Street, Manhattan 87Audit →
64844 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan 87Audit →
65161 West 105 Street, Manhattan 87Audit →
66166 West 87 Street, Manhattan 87Audit →
6747 West 74 Street, Manhattan 84Audit →
68905 West End Avenue, Manhattan 83Audit →
69964 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan 82Audit →
70601 West 112 Street, Manhattan 82Audit →
71194 Manhattan Avenue, Manhattan 82Audit →
72101 West 72 Street, Manhattan 81Audit →
73178 West 81 Street, Manhattan 80Audit →
742681 Broadway, Manhattan 77Audit →
75164 West 75 Street, Manhattan 77Audit →
76122 West 83 Street, Manhattan 76Audit →
77214 West 102 Street, Manhattan 76Audit →
7872 West 87 Street, Manhattan 75Audit →
7917 West 106 Street, Manhattan 74Audit →
80111 West 96 Street, Manhattan 74Audit →
8144 West 72 Street, Manhattan 74Audit →
82122 West 71 Street, Manhattan 74Audit →
83174 West 89 Street, Manhattan 73Audit →
8419 West 103 Street, Manhattan 73Audit →
85207 West 102 Street, Manhattan 73Audit →
864 West 101 Street, Manhattan 73Audit →
87667 West End Avenue, Manhattan 73Audit →
88840 West End Avenue, Manhattan 73Audit →
89127 West 89 Street, Manhattan 72Audit →
90839 West End Avenue, Manhattan 72Audit →
91312 West 93 Street, Manhattan 71Audit →
92313 West 86 Street, Manhattan 71Audit →
93621 Columbus Avenue, Manhattan 71Audit →
94293 Riverside Drive, Manhattan 71Audit →
95790 Columbus Avenue, Manhattan 69Audit →
9666 West 88 Street, Manhattan 69Audit →
97131 West 87 Street, Manhattan 69Audit →
98160 West 85 Street, Manhattan 69Audit →
99250 West 72 Street, Manhattan 68Audit →
100205 West 107 Street, Manhattan 68Audit →
Showing 100 of 139 · ordered by open violationsUpdated at last deploy

Upper West Side FAQ

Frequently asked about Upper West Side buildings.

Why are UWS co-ops so violation-free?

Three factors: (1) co-ops are owner-occupied with professional building management and capital reserves that drive fast violation resolution; (2) the housing stock — large pre-war elevator buildings — has fewer per-unit complaint origins than walk-ups; (3) UWS tenants generally file fewer 311 complaints than tenants in stress-tested rent-stabilized stock. The result is genuinely low open-violation counts.

Are UWS pre-war walk-ups risky to rent?

The UWS walk-up stock west of Amsterdam and the smaller side-street buildings in 10025 average higher open-violation counts than the marquee Central Park West co-ops — but still below most Brooklyn or Bronx walk-up neighborhoods. The classic heat / plumbing / lead pattern applies. The audit's class breakdown matters more than the headline count.

Is rent stabilization common on the UWS?

Yes in the older walk-up and small elevator stock, much less so in the larger Central Park West and West End Avenue buildings, many of which converted to co-op in the 1980s and 1990s. The audit pulls DHCR registration data so the building's current stabilization mix is transparent before you sign a lease.

What's the difference between UWS ZIPs 10023, 10024, and 10025?

10023 covers the southern UWS (West 60s to mid-70s, around Lincoln Center) with a mix of pre-war co-ops and newer post-war high-rises. 10024 covers the central UWS (West 70s to mid-80s) — the densest pre-war co-op cluster and the highest median prices. 10025 covers the upper UWS (West 90s to 110th) with more walk-up stock and slightly higher violation counts on average.

Are UWS landmark-district renovations a compliance issue?

Yes — large parts of the UWS sit inside Landmarks Preservation Commission historic districts, and unpermitted façade or window work creates LPC violations in addition to DOB filings. The audit pulls DOB permit history and flags open work without a closed sign-off; for landmark-district buildings, LPC issues are a separate layer worth asking the seller about.

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