NYC owners and property managers

NYC building compliance software

Organize NYC building violations, complaints, agency records, deadlines, and follow-up in a property-centered compliance workspace.

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The work your team needs to organize

A property manager can find records on several agency websites and still struggle to see who owns the next action. Separate spreadsheets make that handoff harder as the portfolio grows.

A clearer operating record

Connect the official record to the people, documents, and repair work needed to address it. Keep the agency source and last recorded status visible as your team works.

How PropertyWatch supports the workflow

Agency records in context

Bring supported HPD, DOB, OATH/ECB, DSNY, FDNY, and other agency records into a building-aware register. Related source coverage includes 311 reports, ownership and ACRIS records, and supported environmental, landmark, and periodic datasets. Coverage and update timing vary by source and record type.

An owner for the next step

Review risk and deadlines, assign a responsible team member, and connect the matter to a task, case, or work order.

A record you can trace

Retain source links, documents, status history, and evidence rather than treating a dashboard label as an official clearance.

A practical place to start

  1. 01

    Identify managed buildings using the supported building identifiers.

  2. 02

    Review recorded agency matters and confirm priority with the official source.

  3. 03

    Assign follow-up and retain the evidence behind each outcome.

Does monitoring guarantee that a building is compliant?

Monitoring supports your team's review. Source coverage, applicability, filings, inspections, and official agency decisions still need to be checked for each property.

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Find a clearer next step for your buildings.

Request a PropertyWatch pilot invitation. We’ll review your needs, walk through the relevant workflows, and review onboarding and access.