New York City
The landlord knows.
Now you do too.
Every apartment in this city has a paper trail. Violations, repairs, whether the rent is regulated. All of it public, and almost nobody reads it before signing. Type an address and we will.
Violation records current to 19 September 2026
Free, no sign up. Try a building with a heavy record.
This is a report
Not a score you have to interpret. A verdict, what is in the building’s favor, what is against it, and the questions worth asking before you sign anything.
Underneath sit the violations, the owner’s record across every building they file for, the rent regulation history and the nearest trains. All of it one click away, none of it in your way.
Serious concerns
Go in with your eyes open
109 open hazardous violations, against a typical 3 nearby. On the other hand, fixes 7% of violations on time, better than most landlords nearby.
543 WEST 146 STREET · 43 apartments · built 1920
In its favor
- +41 apartments here are rent stabilized
- +1 train about 2 minutes away
Against it
- −109 open hazardous violations
- −Heavier record than 98% of the neighborhood
We report the record.
We don’t rate landlords.
Every number here comes from the city’s own files, dated and linked back to the source. Where the record is thin, we tell you.
How the score is built →No records is not a clean record.
We say so plainly, and refuse to put a number on it.
A repair rate from three violations is hidden.
Too small a sample to publish about a named business.
Withdrawn violations don’t count.
The city throws out 29% of what it issues. That is not a repair, and not a black mark either.
Every number links to its source.
You shouldn’t have to take our word for it.
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