Free Philadelphia public-data tracker

Philadelphia recorded 397 BENCHMARKING LATE cases in this 30-day source snapshot.

A weekly stored aggregate of City-published enforcement cases by assessor property category. It describes cases on record—not a list of non-compliant buildings, a fine estimate, or the universe of properties subject to benchmarking.

397Published cases in the 30-day window
391Distinct publisher parcel accounts represented
-20Case-count change from the prior stored edition

Cases by assessor property category

Categories are the Office of Property Assessment’s published labels, joined by the source parcel account key. They describe the assessor record, not the ordinance’s applicability or a compliance determination.

Assessor property categoryCasesDistinct property accounts
APARTMENTS > 4 UNITS100100
COMMERCIAL9694
INDUSTRIAL9088
MULTI FAMILY4040
OFFICES3232
HOTEL1414
GARAGE - COMMERCIAL88
No assessor category published64
SPECIAL PURPOSE44
RETAIL22
SINGLE FAMILY22
VACANT LAND22
VACANT LAND - NON-RESIDENTIAL11

Source, date, and method

Source: City of Philadelphia Licenses & Inspections violations and Office of Property Assessment public tables ↗. The case filter is the City-published title BENCHMARKING LATE.

Window: 2026-08-16 through 2026-09-14 · Observed: 2026-09-14 · Newest City case-created date: 2026-09-11 · Assessor table date: 2026-09-10.

Method: cases are counted from the violations table; distinct publisher parcel accounts are counted separately; the assessor join is only used for the aggregate category table. 390 of 391 represented property accounts matched an assessor row in this edition. The publisher can backfill records, so each stored edition freezes its own 30-day observation window.

Not this page: it is not an adjudication, a list of buildings that failed benchmarking, the complete set of covered properties, a legal/compliance opinion, or a property/owner contact directory. Confirm consequential records with the issuing agency.

The CSV contains aggregate category counts and dates only. Cite ViolationNet’s Philadelphia BENCHMARKING LATE Case Tracker and the City source linked above when reusing the aggregate; no case, address, owner, or contact rows are included.

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