Protect your property’s value.
Unresolved conditions can affect a property’s appraised value and raise concerns about repair costs. Addressing those issues helps you present a better-maintained property.
Open violations.
A clear way forward.
Look up your NYC property’s HPD violation records.
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Use the building’s street address, without an apartment number. For Queens, keep any hyphen in the house number.
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Find your property.
Enter its NYC borough and street address.
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See what’s on file.
Review open records, classes, and HPD status.
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Find a way forward.
Talk to Enove about your building’s violations.
WHY CLEAR YOUR VIOLATIONS?
More than a violation.
Your investment.
Open HPD violations and the conditions behind them can complicate your plans for a property. Taking care of them is part of protecting what you own.
Keep refinancing moving.
Lenders may require repairs or supporting documentation before a refinance can move forward. Resolving issues early can help reduce delays and obstacles.
Be ready when it’s time to sell.
Open violations can raise questions during a buyer’s due diligence, leading to repair requests, negotiations, or closing delays. A clearer record means fewer unresolved issues to explain.
The impact depends on the violations, property condition, transaction, and lender requirements. See HPD’s clearance guidance and Fannie Mae’s property-condition requirements.
A CLEAR WAY FORWARD
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Let’s get it cleared.
We help NYC property owners resolve HPD violations.
Source: NYC Open Data · HPD Housing Maintenance Code Violations. Published records may lag HPD’s current system. Historical coverage starts with violations open on October 1, 2012, plus later-issued records. Verify current status and deadlines with HPD Online. This search covers HPD records, not DOB or other agencies. Enove is independent of NYC and HPD.