NYC Property Tax Season: How Open Violations Affect Your Assessment
Learn how open DOB and HPD violations can lower your NYC property tax assessment, support appeals, and reshape market value, risk, and cash flow today.
NYC Certificate Of Correction (AEU2): Complete Filing Guide 2025
Learn how to file a NYC Certificate of Correction (AEU2) in 2025, avoid penalties, meet NYC DOB deadlines, and clear violations fast with this step‑by‑step guide.
The Most Common Violations by Borough: Insights From Our Internal Data
See which NYC building violations are most common in each borough, based on years of internal DOB/HPD data, plus compliance tips to cut risk and stay ahead.
NYC Building Violations Guide For Property Managers: 2025 Edition
Learn how to navigate NYC building violations in 2025 with this practical guide for property managers—key laws, lookups, prevention, and response steps.
How To Clear A DOB Elevator Violation?
Learn how to clear a DOB elevator violation in NYC with step‑by‑step guidance on repairs, filings, ELV29, costly penalties, and preventing violations.
The Landlord’s Guide To NYC Housing Compliance In 2025
Learn how NYC housing compliance will change in 2025: landlord obligations, Local Law 97, tenant protections, inspections, violations, and fines you face.
OATH Hearings NYC: How To Dispute Building Violations Successfully
OATH hearings NYC: Learn how to dispute DOB, HPD, and FDNY building violations, avoid costly fines and liens, and prepare evidence for better outcomes.
General Contractors: Avoiding NYC Stop Work Orders (Prevention Checklist)
Learn how NYC general contractors can prevent NYC Stop Work Orders with a practical, field-tested compliance and safety checklist to keep projects moving.
NYC Mayor’s Office Announces NYC Facade Recommendations
NYC facade recommendations: Learn what the Mayor’s new guidance means for building owners, managers, and tenants, inspections, timelines, enforcement updates.
More Gas Piping Changes In NYC, This Time From The Council
Learn what the latest NYC City Council gas piping changes mean for owners and contractors, from Local Law 152 inspections to DOB violations and costly delays.