Know what the city has on your building before the fine arrives.

Every Monday we read New York City's public building records and send you a plain-English report: new violations, items still open, and Local Law deadlines coming up.

Free scan covers one building. No card needed.

Weekly building report

412 Example Avenue, Brooklyn

BBL 3-01234-0056

Mon
Oct 26

New this week 2

  • HPD Class C No hot water, apartment 3B Correct within 24 hours
  • DOB ECB Failure to maintain exterior facade Hearing Nov 18

Still open 5

Oldest is 214 days. Two carry daily penalties.

Coming up

Local Law 97 emissions reportMay 1, 2027

Sample report with illustrative data.

How the report gets made

  1. We pull the records

    New violations from DOB, ECB/OATH and HPD, plus new building permits, every week.

  2. We match them to you

    Your buildings if you're an owner. Your boroughs and trades if you're a contractor.

  3. We write it plainly

    What it is, what it costs if ignored, and the deadline, with a link to the official city record for every item.

  4. It lands Monday morning

    One short email. Nothing to log into, nothing to install.

Building Compliance Watch

For owners, co-op and condo boards, and property managers

  • New DOB, ECB/OATH and HPD violations on your buildings
  • Open violations still unresolved, oldest first
  • Local Law deadlines due in the next 90 days
  • A link to the official record for every item
Up to 3 buildings
$49/month
Up to 25 buildings
$199/month
Start Compliance Watch

Building Leads

For roofing, plumbing, HVAC, facade, waterproofing and general contractors

  • New permits and violations in the boroughs you work
  • Owner name, address, job type and estimated job cost
  • Filtered to your trades, ranked by job size
  • Delivered before your competitors read the filings
One borough
$149/month
All five boroughs
$399/month
Start Building Leads

Month to month. Cancel any time by replying to any report.

Questions

Where does the information come from?

From New York City's own public databases on NYC Open Data, published by the Department of Buildings, OATH and the Department of Housing Preservation and Development. Every item links back to the official record.

How current is it?

We pull every week. The city publishes on its own schedule, so each report shows the date the data was pulled.

Is this legal or engineering advice?

No. The report tells you what the city has on file and when it's due. Confirm each item against the official record, and use your expeditor, engineer or attorney to resolve it.

How do I cancel?

Reply to any report and say cancel. You won't be billed again.

About Zurich Consulting

Zurich Consulting works with New York City building owners and the companies that serve them. The city publishes nearly everything an owner needs to know, spread across databases nobody has time to check. We check them every week so you don't have to.

contact@zurichconsultants.com

212.688.8500

12 Roszel Road, Suite B-204
Princeton, NJ 08540