社区风险排行 · Manhattan / Upper East Side
Upper East Side.
93 栋楼宇按未关闭违规数排名。浏览排名后,可以审计任意地址,看到挂牌信息不会告诉你的内容。
最高数
186.
Upper East Side 中违规数最多的单栋楼宇。
上榜建筑
93
来自 NYC PLUTO 数据
可见风险信号
8,199
DOB + HPD 合计
信号中位数
76
每栋楼,中位水平
最高信号建筑
186
数值最高的单个 BBL
The Upper East Side runs from East 59th to East 96th and is the largest contiguous pre-war / post-war co-op district in Manhattan. Compliance flags on the marquee Fifth and Park Avenue buildings are minimal — professional management, capital reserves, and low complaint velocity drive very low open-violation counts. The deeper compliance histories cluster in the Yorkville walk-up belt east of Third Avenue (especially in 10028 and 10128), and in the post-war white-brick high-rises along Second and Third Avenues where façade and elevator work has accumulated DOB filings. The list below ranks UES buildings by current open HPD violations.
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93 栋值得进一步查看的 Upper East Side 建筑.
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Upper East Side 常见问题
关于 Upper East Side 建筑的常见问题.
Are Yorkville walk-ups more violation-prone than Park Avenue co-ops?
Yes — the East 80s and 90s walk-up stock east of Third Avenue, mostly pre-war 4- to 6-story brick buildings, carries meaningfully higher open-violation counts than the large Fifth and Park Avenue co-ops. The pattern is the usual one: rent-stabilized walk-ups with deferred maintenance show class-A heat and plumbing flags more often. The audit's full breakdown is in the report.
Are UES post-war white-brick high-rises a compliance concern?
Some are — particularly the 1960s-era white-brick buildings on Second and Third Avenues, where façade-defect filings, balcony repairs, and elevator-modernization permits have accumulated over time. Many of these buildings carry open DOB violations tied to ongoing façade work (FISP / Local Law 11 cycles). The audit separates active work from chronic neglect.
Which UES ZIP has the most violations?
10028 (upper East 80s, East End / Yorkville) and 10128 (East 90s to 96th) tend to carry the highest per-building open-violation counts on the UES, driven by the walk-up belt east of Third Avenue. 10021 and 10065 (the marquee Park / Fifth / Lexington blocks of the 60s and 70s) carry meaningfully lower counts thanks to large co-op stock and professional management.
Is the UES rent-stabilized?
The Yorkville and East End walk-up stock carries a significant rent-stabilized tier through standard 6+ unit pre-1974 rules. The marquee Fifth and Park Avenue co-ops are mostly owner-occupied and not stabilized. The audit's DHCR check shows the specific building's current registration mix before you sign.
Are UES landmark-district renovations a compliance issue?
Several UES historic districts (Upper East Side HD, Carnegie Hill HD, Metropolitan Museum HD) carry LPC review requirements on façade and window work. Unpermitted modifications create LPC violations in addition to DOB filings. For any building inside a landmark district, the audit's DOB permit history is a useful proxy — open work without a closed sign-off can indicate LPC issues.