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Search any NYC address and instantly see building violations, pest history, heat complaints, and 311 records, pulled directly from official government data. Free, no login required.

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THE PUBLIC RECORD, MADE USEFUL

Everything the listing leaves out.

One address opens a clearer view of the building around the apartment—from unresolved violations to the complaint patterns that only become visible over time.

HPD violations

Open housing-code violations, severity classes, inspection dates, and correction status.

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311 complaints

Heat, hot water, noise, pest, and tenant reports organized into readable patterns.

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Pest history

Rodent and pest inspection records from the Department of Health.

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DOB permits

Construction filings, stop-work orders, active jobs, and building work history.

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Property records

Ownership, deed transfers, mortgage records, and rent-stabilization indicators.

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Safety reports

Fire-safety, elevator, boiler, and inspection records in one place.

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THE CITY INDEX1M+NYC properties
CONNECTED RECORDS55+Official sources
COMPLETE COVERAGE5Boroughs
ACCESS$0No login required

HOW IT WORKS

From address to evidence in three moves.

A simple search on the surface. A citywide records engine underneath.

Enter an address

Start with any NYC street address. No account, paywall, or specialized knowledge required.

We connect the records

BuildingHealthX matches the property across 55+ official city and state data sources.

See the pattern

Review the building's history, current signals, and source records before you make a decision.

A REAL BUILDING, AT A GLANCE

The facts resolve into a decision.

Instead of sending you through agency portals and spreadsheets, the report brings the important signals into one legible view, with the original records still within reach. This is a real East Village building as scored on October 8, 2026.

New York City residential buildings
REAL BUILDING · OCTOBER 8, 2026

85 East 10 Street

East Village, Manhattan · 10003 · 107 apartments · built 1900

BUILDING HEALTH SCORE
35GRADE F · CRITICAL

Scores higher than 48% of the 807 NYC buildings of similar size and age.

Every figure links to the agency record
Open HPD violations11None hazardous on file
HPD complaints13Last 12 months, 4 for heat or hot water
Failed rodent inspections1Last 3 years, DOHMH
Rent-stabilized units9Down from 82 on the 2018 tax bill
PRIORITY FINDING6 hazardous (Class B) violations HPD still lists as open are the largest deduction.

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WHY BUILDINGHEALTHX

New York is complicated. Your building search shouldn’t be.

We organize fragmented public records around the decision you are actually trying to make: whether this is a building you want to live in.

Current, connected data

Direct integrations with official NYC sources, refreshed as agencies publish updates.

Patterns, not isolated totals

Complaint clusters and history provide context that a single record cannot.

Traceable evidence

Important signals link back to their original public record for verification.

Built for renters and buyers

Each report puts the serious problems first, so you can judge a building without knowing housing law.

BEYOND THE BUILDING SEARCH

Help at every step of your move.

Once you understand the building, connect with the people and services that make the next step easier.

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THE SOURCES BEHIND THE ANSWERS

Official records in. Clearer decisions out.

Every important signal stays connected to the agency that published it.
HPDHousing conditions
DOBPermits & safety
311Resident complaints
ACRISOwnership & sales
DOHMHPest inspections
DHCRRent records
FDNYFire safety
+48More official sources