Code Violations in New York City, NY

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ViolationNet is tracking 250,796 building and housing code violations in New York City, NY, including 247,778 currently open and 4,082 in the feed's 7-day record count.

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Sourced from official New York City code-enforcement records · Newest retained record date Nov 09, 2026 · How we source this data

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250,796 Total Violations
247,778 Open Violations
4,082 7-Day Record Count
63,022 Properties Affected
4.0 Avg per Property

Violation Types

(A) § Hmc:file Annual Bedbug Report In A...
46,123
§27-2104(B) Hmc Post A Proper Notice Reg...
2,698
§ 27-2104 Adm Code Post And Maintain A P...
660
§27-2107 Adm Code Owner Failed To File A...
594
§ 26-1103 Admin. Code: Post And Maintain...
582

Recent Violations

Address Type Date Status
642 East 2 Street § 27-2005 Adm Code Properly Repair With Similar Ma... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
642 East 2 Street § 27-2026 Adm Code Reset, So As To Secure A Proper... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
142 South Portland Avenue § 27-2005 Adm Code Repair The Roof So That It Will... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
142 South Portland Avenue § 27-2005 Adm Code Repair The Broken Or Defective ... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
142 South Portland Avenue § 27-2010, 2011, 2012 Adm Code Remove The Accumula... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
142 South Portland Avenue § 27-2033 Adm Code Post Notice, In Form Approved B... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
142 South Portland Avenue § 27-2053 Adm Code Post Sign On Wall Of Entrance S... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
643 Southern Boulevard Hmc Adm Code: § 27-2017.4 Abate The Infestation Co... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
643 Southern Boulevard § 27-2005 Adm Code Repair The Broken Or Defective ... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
643 Southern Boulevard § 27-2005 Hmc: Properly Repair Or Replace The Brok... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
643 Southern Boulevard Hmc Adm Code: § 27-2017.4 Abate The Infestation Co... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
1808 Cedar Avenue Hmc Adm Code: § 27-2017.4 Abate The Infestation Co... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
1808 Cedar Avenue Hmc Adm Code: § 27-2017.4 Abate The Infestation Co... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
1808 Cedar Avenue § 27-2005 Adm Code Repair The Broken Or Defective ... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
1808 Cedar Avenue § 27-2013 Adm Code Paint With Light Colored Paint ... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
1808 Cedar Avenue § 27-2045(B)(1)(B) Hmc, § 12-06, § 12-07, § 12-09 ... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
1808 Cedar Avenue § 27-2045(B)(1)(A) Hmc, § 12-01, § 12-03 Rcny Repa... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
1808 Cedar Avenue § 27-2005, 27-2007, 27-2041.1 Hmc, §238, § 309; § ... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
7407 5 Avenue § 27-2026 Adm Code Repair The Flushing Apparatus A... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN
1408 Brooklyn Avenue § 27-2031 Adm Code Provide Hot Water At All Hot Wa... Nov 09, 2026 VIOLATION OPEN

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How Code Enforcement Works in New York City, NY

Code enforcement in New York City is managed by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD). You can report violations or check the status of existing cases through their official portal.

  • Department: Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD)
  • Report a Violation: Call 311
  • Common Violation Types: Heating/hot water failure, Lead paint hazards, Mold and water damage, Broken windows and structural damage, Electrical hazards and missing GFCI outlets
  • Typical Resolution Timeline: Emergency: 24 hours | Standard: 30 days | Non-hazardous: 90 days

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Frequently Asked Questions About Code Violations in New York City, NY

How do I check for code violations at my property in New York City?

You can search for violations at any New York City address using ViolationNet's free lookup tool, which aggregates data from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and Department of Buildings (DOB). You can also check directly through the HPD's online portal or by calling 311.

What happens if I have an open code violation in New York City?

NYC classifies violations into three categories: Class A (non-hazardous, 90 days to fix), Class B (hazardous, 30 days), and Class C (immediately hazardous, 24 hours). Failure to correct within the deadline can result in fines, emergency repairs billed to the owner, or referral to housing court.

How long does New York City give you to fix a code violation?

It depends on severity. Class C violations (like no heat or gas leaks) must be fixed within 24 hours. Class B violations (hazardous but not immediate) get 30 days. Class A violations (routine maintenance) allow 90 days. Extensions may be granted for complex repairs.

Can code violations affect my property value in New York City?

A city-published violation is one piece of property research. Whether it affects value, insurance, financing, or a transaction depends on the property, the parties, and local requirements. Verify the current case status and any obligations with the issuing agency and the appropriate professional.

How do I report a code violation in New York City?

Call 311 or visit nyc.gov/311 to file a complaint. You can also use the NYC 311 mobile app. For heating complaints during winter, HPD prioritizes these for immediate inspection.

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