A slice of the directory
One indicator. One borough. Every record.
This is the facade (FISP) slice for Brooklyn: 407 buildings with an UNSAFE (201) or SWARMP (206) report on file and no active facade permit. The directory runs 18 indicators like this across all five boroughs, refreshed every morning.
Every current record. Contacts masked. Subscribers see the owner, the managing agent, the mailing address and a phone number where the city’s records carry one.
Filing status
Deadline
Sidewalk shed
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What each column tells you
- Address and borough
- The building’s street address and NYC borough.
- Facade filing and date
- The city’s FISP status token, UNSAFE or SWARMP (Safe With A Repair and Maintenance Program), with a plain-English line and the date of the city file that lists it.
- Repair deadline
- For an UNSAFE filing, 90 days after the filing date. For SWARMP, the close of the building’s next cycle filing window.
- Days to due
- Days between the sample’s “as of” date and the deadline. A negative number means the deadline has passed.
- Contact
- The managing agent from the building’s HPD registration or, when none is registered, the owner named on the facade filing. The name is masked here; whether it is the owner or the managing agent is shown.
- Business mailing address
- Where the records say to write to that contact. Masked here.
- Sidewalk shed
- How many days the building’s active sidewalk shed permit chain has run, from its first permit. “None found” means no active shed permit.
- Open hazard violations
- Open hazardous DOB and ECB violations on the building, with the newest one’s date.
- Facade permit
- Every row in the sample has no active facade permit on file.
This is one of 18 indicators.
Violations, complaints, orders, permits, filings, inspections and sales, in all five boroughs, refreshed every morning.