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Building violation profile: Staten Island

Pest Risk
Low

Based on 311 pest complaint density and HPD pest-related violation history

Heat Complaint Level
Low

Based on HPD heat & hot water violation frequency during heating season

Typical Building Age

Mix of single-family homes (1950s-1980s) and some older apartment buildings near transit

Most common issues in Staten Island

  • 1Rodent activity near ferry terminals
  • 2Heat deficiencies in older walk-ups
  • 3Plumbing issues in aging homes
  • 4Illegal conversion complaints
  • 5Water damage from poor drainage

About this data

Staten Island has the lowest HPD violation rates of any borough, reflecting its predominantly single-family and low-density housing stock.

Renter tip for Staten Island

Staten Island landlords are less scrutinised than in other boroughs -- still worth checking HPD records for apartment buildings near the ferry terminal where multi-family density is higher.

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Building Types

Single-family homes, townhouses, small apartment buildings

Transit

Ferry to Manhattan (free), limited bus service, car-dependent

Character

Suburban feel, more space, waterfront views, slower pace

Challenges

Long commute without a car, limited nightlife and dining

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