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Add one building or twenty. AddressWatch turns verified NYC records into a clear view of what needs attention, what changed, known balances, filings, risk signals, and more.

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HPDHousing records

DOBBuilding records

OATH / ECBHearings & balances

Permits & filingsConstruction activity

Property detailsBuilding context

Energy & complianceCycles & filings

Tax & public recordsProperty context

Guardian briefing

Your portfolio, explained.

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Next Steps

Saved building brief

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AddressWatchPROPERTY INTELLIGENCE

Portfolio

20 buildings · New York City

Monitoring

Needs attention5records · 2 buildings

Changes · 7d7new + updated

Known balance$1,730ECB / OATH reported

BUILDING	ATTENTION	CHANGES · 7d
248 Lantern StreetBrooklyn	3 records	4
35 Rivercrest AvenueBronx	2 records	2
221 Eastmere PlaceManhattan	None flagged	1

Changes organized across your buildings

‹286 LANTERN STREETCalendar

Overview

Attention

Money

Changes

Brooklyn · Monitoring active

Needs attention33 records

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Changes · 7 days8 changes

Known balance$55,945

Guardian briefingGuardian interpretation

Hello—here’s the latest building snapshot.

Multiple OATH penalties and large balance due require attention

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AddressWatch shows 33 active attention items including 23 OATH cases contributing to a $55,945 known balance due; two ECB violations account for $3,650.

Recent updates include two OATH statuses now listed as “Penalty Due” or “Both Due” and an approved supported-scaffold DOB permit.

Upcoming compliance cycles: elevator filings are approaching year-end (CAT1 records on 6 of 19 devices; periodic inspections for 16 of 19).

Synthesized from verified facts. Guardian interpretation is not an official agency determination.

Some sources are unavailable. This briefing reflects the information available.

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Next Steps

A readable report of this building’s selected official records.

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SANITATIONCollection tomorrow

Trash

Official NYC schedule for this address

CyclesAnnual filings and published cycles

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WorkConstruction filings and permits

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EnergyPublished grades and energy data

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SourcesCoverage and verification

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PROPERTY PROFILE

DOF tax-lot market value

$0 · FY2027

View property & financial profile ›

Pull to refresh the latest AddressWatch view. Official source checks run separately.

Needs attention

Things worth looking at now.

33current

All currentHPD violations · 3Vacate / repair

HPD violations3

Broken casement windowHPD violationNOV SENT OUT

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Broken window repair violationHPD violationNOV SENT OUT

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Entrance door lock and latch violationHPD violationNOV SENT OUT

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DOB violations21

Heat Watch

Heat signals, linked to building records.

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Storm Watch

Storm signals, relevant building records.

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Flood Watch

Buildings that may deserve a closer look.

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NYC Event Watch

City activity in your buildings’ context.

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Street Work Watch

Street work in your buildings’ boroughs.

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Cold Weather Watch

Cold signals, linked to building records.

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Winter Storm Watch

Winter signals, relevant building records.

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One building. Or the whole portfolio.

New York City skyline and neighborhood landscape

NYC property data is everywhere. Your attention shouldn’t be.

HPD. DOB. OATH. Permits. Complaints. Violations. Registration. Energy records.

AddressWatch brings building information together, keeps watching it, and helps you understand what deserves attention without repeatedly checking city systems yourself.

AddressWatch / GuardianA closer look at clarity

Intelligence beyond the screen

The record is official. The explanation is human.

See what the city filed. Understand what it says. Ask Guardian about the exact record.

A clearer title. Then a deeper understanding.
AddressWatch makes record titles easier to read. Guardian separately helps explain the record you’re viewing.

One record. A new perspective.

AddressWatch

‹ Evidence

NYC HPD · Record format

Official recordIllustrative

REPAIR THE ROOF SO THAT IT WILL NOT LEAK OVER THE CEILING IN THE APARTMENT.

Sample record · not a live finding
No real address or record ID

Plain-English title

Roof leak affecting an apartment ceilingA clearer title. Original wording preserved.

Guardian

ADDRESSWATCHGuardianIntelligence, in context.

DEMO

Illustrative HPD record · Roof / ceiling

In plain English

The roof is the issue. The ceiling is where it shows.

This sample describes a roof leak affecting an apartment ceiling. The wording calls for repairing the roof to stop the leak.

Illustrative, prewritten demonstration. Guardian explains source context; it does not issue official findings.

Explore the example above.Illustrative experience · no live processing

01 The original record02 The clearer title03 The Guardian interpretation

Next Steps · Your building brief

From records to next steps.

Bring your building’s core Needs Attention records into one saved monthly brief—with plain-English explanations and suggested next steps where supported.

01Your building’s attention records
02Plain-English explanations
03Suggested next steps

Next Steps

Building report

Saved

184 Lantern Mews

Saved monthly brief · October 2026
3 records in this report

Boiler inspection filing
What this means
The record lists a failure to file the 2020 external low-pressure boiler inspection. This does not identify an equipment defect.
Suggested next step
Collect the identified inspection report and filing status, then check the DOB NOW: Safety workflow for this record.

A saved, point-in-time brief for one building.

Illustrative report preview · condensed for display.

Report demonstration. You can pause or skip to the example.

Calendar

A clearer view of what’s coming

Your buildings’ dates. All in view.

See what’s coming across your buildings—with the published records behind every date. Already organized. No calendar to build.

AddressWatchIllustrative

Calendar

Published dates and windows across your buildings.

November 2026

November 18

1 published date

Next up

Open windows

Published windows do not establish outstanding work.

Select a date. Follow it to the record.New York dates · Read-only view

Less searching. A clearer next month.

Illustrative Calendar · Fictional properties, dates, and records.
Supported current published information. Not a complete compliance calendar.

Awareness beyond the records cycle

A clearer heads-up across your portfolio.

Weather signals. City disruptions. Relevant building context. Risk Watch brings conditions worth your attention into view.AddressWatch / Risk Watch

The watch collection01—09

Weather

City context

Explore the watch collection9 watches

Risk WatchWeather intelligence

Heavy rain expected

Weather signal. Verified building context.

AddressWatch connects expected rain with buildings that have relevant official roof, water-entry or drainage records.

Related building recordsFictional examples

820 GRAND CONCOURSEBronx

Roof / water entryExterior water entry

116-40 169 STREETQueens

Exterior drainage

Related records do not confirm damage or future impact.

Swipe to exploreDrag to explore

Illustrative showcaseFictional addresses and records. No live alerts.

A meaningful condition

Weather or selected city activity.

Context that connects

Relevant building records, where applicable.

A clearer heads-up

See what may deserve a closer look.

Awareness context. Follow official records and emergency alerts.

PROPERTY INTELLIGENCE

See what matters. Then see the evidence.

Start with the building pulse — attention items, recent changes, balances, programs, filings, and other verified context — then drill into the records behind it.

Needs attention · Recent changes · Known balances · Programs & cycles · Official-source evidence

AddressWatch iPhone building intelligence and Guardian Briefing

AddressWatch iPhone recent activity, cycle watch, construction filings, permits, and energy context

ONGOING MONITORING

Know when something changes.

AddressWatch establishes a verified starting point for each monitored building so existing records stay historical and newly detected activity stands out.

For supported newly created HPD and DOB complaints and violations, AddressWatch can surface iPhone alerts after new activity is verified.

Add the building. AddressWatch keeps watch.

01 — Add a building

AddressWatch resolves the exact NYC property and physical building.

02 — Establish the baseline

Existing official records become historical context instead of being mistaken for new activity.

03 — Stay informed

AddressWatch continues monitoring supported sources and surfaces meaningful intelligence through the web platform, iPhone, alerts, and recurring Building Intelligence Reports.

01 — Add a building

AddressWatch resolves the exact NYC property and physical building.

02 — Establish the baseline

Existing official records become historical context instead of being mistaken for new activity.

03 — Stay informed

AddressWatch continues monitoring supported sources and surfaces meaningful intelligence through the web platform, iPhone, alerts, and recurring Building Intelligence Reports.

PORTFOLIO INTELLIGENCE

See the portfolio. Then go building by building.

Monitor multiple properties from one command center, identify buildings that deserve attention, and move directly into detailed building intelligence.

Portfolio view → building pulse → verified records.

OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE

Violations, enforcement, and balances — in context.

Review qualified HPD, DOB, ECB, and OATH records alongside known source-reported balances and the official records contributing to them.

AddressWatch violations, enforcement, and known source-reported balance intelligence

ADDRESSWATCH GUARDIAN

The whole building. One clear briefing.

Guardian synthesizes verified activity, attention items, balances, programs, filings, and other building signals into a concise picture of what deserves your attention first.

It sits above the evidence — not instead of it.

Cross-building context

Looks across the building’s verified intelligence.

Prioritized for you

Surfaces the signals most worth reviewing first.

Evidence stays attached

Go from the briefing directly into the underlying records.

Cross-building context

Looks across the building’s verified intelligence.

Prioritized for you

Surfaces the signals most worth reviewing first.

Evidence stays attached

Go from the briefing directly into the underlying records.

AddressWatch Guardian building intelligence briefing interface

WEEKLY BRIEFINGS & VERIFIED REPORTS

Reports that are actually useful.

AddressWatch generates polished baseline and weekly reports that turn verified building activity into something clear and useful. See current issues, recent changes, cycle context, source-reported balances, and the records behind them — without digging through agency websites yourself.

Initial verified baseline reports for each building

Recurring weekly building briefings

Clear “at a glance” summaries

Verified official-record context behind the summary

Built for owners, managers, and teams who need clarity fast

Initial verified baseline reports for each building

Recurring weekly building briefings

Clear “at a glance” summaries

Verified official-record context behind the summary

Built for owners, managers, and teams who need clarity fast

Your dashboard is the workspace. Your report is the briefing.

Explore the platform

Get started

AddressWatch verified baseline report overview

AddressWatch weekly report activity view

AddressWatch report records and context view

ENERGY & SUSTAINABILITY

See the building beyond enforcement.

Explore published energy performance, annual disclosure context, and historical energy-use data alongside the rest of the building’s intelligence.

Published source context — not live utility usage or an independent compliance determination.

AddressWatch published energy history dashboard

The records are public. The monitoring is the product.

AddressWatch does not sell access to secret data. It saves the work of repeatedly finding records, organizing them, separating historical context from new activity, monitoring multiple buildings, and turning scattered official information into a useful operating view.

Building-scoped monitoring · Historical baseline vs. new activity · Portfolio and property intelligence · Official-source evidence · Web, iPhone, alerts, and email

One view across the NYC property universe.

AddressWatch monitors a growing set of official NYC property-data sources while preserving the source behind the intelligence it presents.

Violations & Enforcement

Complaints

Agency Balances

Construction & Permits

Programs & Cycles

Occupancy

Property Registration

Energy & Sustainability

Violations & Enforcement

Complaints

Agency Balances

Construction & Permits

Programs & Cycles

Occupancy

Property Registration

Energy & Sustainability

EXPLORE ADDRESSWATCH

More than monitoring. A full building intelligence platform.

Put your buildings on watch.

A clearer way to monitor NYC property activity — without living inside agency databases.

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Know your buildings.In minutes, not meetings.

Know your buildings.In minutes,Not meetings.

Guardian briefing

Next Steps

Portfolio

Heat Watch

Storm Watch

Flood Watch

NYC Event Watch

Street Work Watch

Cold Weather Watch

Winter Storm Watch

NYC property data is everywhere. Your attention shouldn’t be.

NYC property data is everywhere. Your attention shouldn’t be.

The record is official. The explanation is human.

The roof is the issue. The ceiling is where it shows.

From records to next steps.

Your buildings’ dates. All in view.

Calendar

November 2026

November 18

Next up

Open windows

Heavy rain expected

See what matters. Then see the evidence.

See what matters. Then see the evidence.

Know when something changes.

Know when something changes.

Add the building. AddressWatch keeps watch.

Add the building. AddressWatch keeps watch.

01 — Add a building

02 — Establish the baseline

03 — Stay informed

01 — Add a building

02 — Establish the baseline

03 — Stay informed

See the portfolio. Then go building by building.

See the portfolio. Then go building by building.

Violations, enforcement, and balances — in context.

Violations, enforcement, and balances — in context.

The whole building. One clear briefing.

The whole building. One clear briefing.

Cross-building context

Prioritized for you

Evidence stays attached

Cross-building context

Prioritized for you

Evidence stays attached

Reports that are actually useful.

Reports that are actually useful.

See the building beyond enforcement.

See the building beyond enforcement.

The records are public. The monitoring is the product.

The records are public. The monitoring is the product.

One view across the NYC property universe.

One view across the NYC property universe.

More than monitoring. A full building intelligence platform.

More than monitoring. A full building intelligence platform.

What do I see across my portfolio?

What do I get for each building?

What’s included in weekly and baseline reports?

Can I drill into the records behind the summary?

Does AddressWatch include mobile access and alerts?

How does AddressWatch use AI?

What kinds of NYC property records does it monitor?

What do I see across my portfolio?

What do I get for each building?

What’s included in weekly and baseline reports?

Can I drill into the records behind the summary?

Does AddressWatch include mobile access and alerts?

How does AddressWatch use AI?

What kinds of NYC property records does it monitor?

Put your buildings on watch.

Put your buildings on watch.

Know your buildings.
In minutes, not meetings.

Know your buildings.
In minutes,
Not meetings.