Every buildinghas a record.
Search NYC property records, building violations, permit history, title and deed lookups, tax liens, and Local Law 97 emissions compliance across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island — plus Westchester, Nassau, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
Violations, permits, deeds, liens, deadlines — the full compliance record on one page. Free to search, checked daily.
9.4M+ parcels.
75M+ events.
All bound to the address.
In NYC: every permit filed, violation issued, deed recorded, lien registered, judgment docketed, certificate awarded — from 250+ regulatory sources. Across NJ, CT, and the NY suburbs: deeds, sales, assessment & tax. All tied to the exact parcel, with source + timestamp on every row and nightly NYC ingestion.
The thesis · why it matters
A record nobody reads — until it costs them.
Every building in New York keeps a record. Permits pulled and left to expire. Violations written and quietly contested. Deeds, liens, emissions, inspections — a paper trail scattered across a dozen agencies that almost nobody reads until the day it costs them. RegWatch binds that trail to a single address and watches it for you, so the record surfaces before the problem does. No dashboards to babysit, no filings to chase. One search, every source, refreshed nightly — the whole history of a building, the moment you need it.
Start with any address. Free.
The whole record, an AI that’s read it, and a watch on both the record and the rules — checked daily. No account to search; a free one to save.
Ask anything about a building.
Then monitor every change.
Two watches, one dashboard: what the city files — permits, violations, sales — and what the rules demand — changes, filing deadlines. Save any building free; Pro adds email, checked daily: you hear the next day, not weeks later.
A credit score for NYC buildings.
Every building scored 0–100 from its public record. Open violations, agency balances, LL 97 exposure, and liens each take their bite — so the number moves when the record does. Free, shareable, and embeddable on your own site.
See a live score →Search it. Save it. We keep watch.
- Index public records across NY, NJ, and CT
- Check every source daily — you hear the next day, not weeks later
- Introduce licensed professionals, only when you ask
- Surface source + timestamp on every data point
- Hold funds — Stripe Connect platform model
- Give legal advice — attorney-authored templates only
- Pull consumer reports — FCRA tenant-direct model
- Sell your data — not to anyone, not ever
Built for the people on the hook.
One report or fifty — you’re covered
Buy what you need, or subscribe and save. No contracts.
Your building.
Common questions.
Is RegWatch free to use?
Yes. Searching and reading property records is free, no account needed — 9.4M+ addresses across NY, NJ & CT. A free account adds a watch on one building — every new violation, permit, rule change, or filing deadline lands as an alert in your dashboard, and you can move that watch once a calendar month.
What does Pro add?
Pro ($15/mo) puts a daily watch on your building: an email the morning a new violation, permit, rule change, or deadline posts, every data tab unlocked, one PDF report a month, and unlimited AI chat.
Do one-time reports include monitoring?
No. The $15 Full Analysis report is a snapshot of the property's records at purchase — every section cited and timestamped — but it doesn't watch the building afterward. Daily monitoring and email alerts come with a subscription.
Where does the data come from?
Official government sources — NYC DOB, HPD, ACRIS, ECB, DOF, plus state and federal databases — 250+ sources in all, refreshed nightly. Every data point carries its source and timestamp so you can verify anything.
What areas do you cover?
New York City (all 5 boroughs), Nassau, Suffolk, Westchester, Rockland, Putnam, Orange & Dutchess counties in NY, all 21 NJ counties, and all 8 CT counties. NYC runs the full compliance stack — violations, permits, title, tax, emissions. NJ, CT, and the NY suburbs carry deeds, sales, assessment & tax.
How is this different from PropertyShark or CoStar?
PropertyShark ($150+/mo) sells raw data; CoStar ($400+/mo) is built for institutional players. RegWatch is the compliance watch: most of the public record free to read, and a daily-checked watch on your own building from $15/mo.
What is the Compliance Score?
A free 0–100 score for NYC buildings, computed from the public record — violations, permits, liens, deadlines. Every building has a public score page you can share or embed on your own site.