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Property Audit ReportBBL 1003760011Generated Jun 10, 2026
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Open Violations

90

DOB + HPD

Unpaid Fines

$0

OATH / ECB

Flood Zone

X

FEMA designation

Audit Score

71/100

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238 East 7 Street is tracked in NYC Property Audit as BBL 1003760011, located in MN, built in 1900, 30 residential units, 90 open DOB/HPD violation signals, FEMA flood zone X. The free preview keeps address-level facts crawl-visible while the full due-diligence report remains available in the audit.

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Key Findings

3 items
90 open violations on record· DOB · HPD
Annual property tax estimated at ~$284,122 (Tax Class 2)· NYC DOF
Most recent mortgage: $284,541 from TD BANK NA in 2019 (+3 more on Financials)· ACRIS

Building Details

✓ Verified · PLUTO
Building Area
16,962 sf
Zoning
R8B
Basement
Partial Basement
Land Use
Multi-Family Walk-Up Buildings
Registered Owner
Rent Regulation
Yes · 12 regulated units(DHCR)
Quick facts
How many units does this building have?
30 residential units.
How tall is this building?
6 stories, non-fireproof construction, built in 1900.
How big is the lot?
4,131 sq ft (45.42 ft × 90.83 ft).
What's the building class?
Class C4 — Walk-up apt.
How many buildings are on this lot?
1 building on the lot.
Overall Outlook
Long-term signal for residential or commercial viability
Caution — Known Issues
Maintenance Reliability
Multiple open violations — proceed with caution
56 / 100
Safety
Moderate activity — typical urban
71 / 100
Daily Life
Transit access via 1 Av (L)
~11 min subway

Compliance · 10-year history

Violation timeline

DOB · HPD · OATH
201620182020202220242026
Active15Resolved with debt0Resolved35Hover any dot for detail

Violations & maintenance history

HPD · DOB · OATH15 open, 35 resolved

Open Issues — 15
Minor
§ 27-2045(b)(1)(b) HMC, § 12-06, § 12-07, § 12-09 rcny repair, replace or provide an approved and operational carbon monoxide detecting device, installed in accordance with applicable law and rules defective
Apt 13 · 3rd floor · 1st apartment from south at west
HPD · Filed Jun 2026 · Open ·
Minor
Paint with light colored paint the ceiling
§ 27-2013 ADM CODEApt 13 · 3rd floor · 1st apartment from south at west
HPD · Filed Jun 2026 · Open ·
Minor
§ 27-2045(b)(1)(a) HMC, § 12-01, § 12-03 rcny repair, replace or provide an approved and operational smoke detecting device, installed in accordance with department of buildings rules and regulations defective
Apt 13 · 3rd floor · 1st apartment from south at west
HPD · Filed Jun 2026 · Open ·
Minor
Repair the broken or defective plastered surfaces and paint in a uniform color the south wall
§ 27-2005 ADM CODEApt 13 · 3rd floor · 1st apartment from south at west
HPD · Filed Jun 2026 · Open ·
Minor
§ 27-2026, 2027 HMC: properly repair the source and abate the evidence of a water leak at south wall and ceiling
Apt 13 · 3rd floor · 1st apartment from south at west
HPD · Filed Jun 2026 · Open ·
Resolved History — 35 (showing 3)
Closed
§ 27-2005, 27-2007, 27-2041.1 HMC: replace or repair the self-closing doors that is missing or defective defective door hinges at public hall, 1st story
HPD · Filed Oct 2022 · Closed
Closed
§ 27-2005, 2007 ADM code and DEPT. Rules and regulations. Remove the encumbrance obstructing egress from fire escapes flower pots at 4th story balcony, front stack
HPD · Filed Oct 2022 · Closed
Closed
Repair or replace the smoke detector defective
§ 27-2045 ADM CODEApt 18 · 4th floor · 1st apartment from south at west
HPD · Filed Oct 2022 · Closed ·

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