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You own property in a neighborhood that looks pristine. Tree-lined streets, well-maintained facades, seemingly complaint-free buildings. Then you pull the 311 data and discover your area ranks among...
You check the DOB website. Again. And again. Hoping no new violations showed up overnight. But here’s the problem: by the time you manually catch a violation, it’s already been sitting...
Missing a single violation notice can cost you thousands in fines. Worse, it can trigger cascading compliance issues that take months to resolve. You check the DOB portal manually. You scan HPD...
You check your building’s violation status on a Tuesday and find nothing. By Friday, three new violations appear from different city agencies, and you had no idea they were coming. Here’s...
Most Brooklyn building owners treat violations like parking tickets, annoying but manageable. That assumption costs them thousands in unnecessary fines and legal headaches every year. Brooklyn’s...
You check HPD’s portal on Monday morning. No violations. Friday afternoon rolls around, and suddenly, three new violations sit there waiting for you. When did they show up? Tuesday? Thursday?...