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NYC Building Code Changes 2025: What Property Managers Must Know

Your building passed inspection last year. The tenants are happy. Your compliance record looks spotless. Then 2025 hits with a wave of new law updates that could turn your well-managed property into a...

NYC Building Code Changes 2025: What Property Managers Must Know

Your building passed inspection last year. The tenants are happy. Your compliance record looks spotless. Then 2025 hits with a wave of new law updates that could turn your well-managed property into a...

NYC Building Code Changes 2025: What Property Managers Must Know

Your building passed inspection last year. The tenants are happy. Your compliance record looks spotless. Then 2025 hits with a wave of new law updates that could turn your well-managed property into a...

The Best $9.99 I Spent as a Landlord in NYC

NYC landlords waste thousands of dollars annually on violation management—not from the violations themselves, but from outdated tracking methods. Between missed deadlines, mounting fines, and endless...

Automated Violation Alerts: A Game-Changer for Landlords

Imagine you’re enjoying dinner when your phone buzzes. Another NYC violation just hit one of your buildings. But this time, you knew about it instantly, not three weeks later when the fine...

Managing Airbnb Properties in NYC? Here’s How to Stay Violation-Free in 2025

You’ve heard the horror stories like: Here’s what most NYC short-term rental hosts get wrong: they think staying compliant means just registering their property. Wrong. The city’s...

Why Top Property Managers Use ViolationWatch to Monitor HPD Fines

HPD fines hit your bottom line hard. One missed violation spirals into thousands in penalties, legal fees, and lost rent. Yet most property managers still track NYC building violations with...

Avoid Costly HPD Mistakes: How ViolationWatch Sends Real-Time Alerts to Your Inbox

That $25,000 HPD fine you just received? It started as a simple Class B violation three months ago. One missed deadline turned a minor repair into a financial nightmare that could’ve been...