About RegWatch

Real estate professionals across NYC, New Jersey, and Connecticut waste thousands of hours every year searching fragmented government databases. Title companies pay $250-500 per abstract. Attorneys spend half a day per property on due diligence. Property managers miss violations that escalate into emergencies.

RegWatch exists to fix this. We aggregate data from 250+ government sources across the Tri-State area into a single platform — covering 9.4M+ properties across 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. One address, one search, complete property intelligence.

RegWatch turns fragmented government records into one clear property profile: violations, permits, tax records, title history, zoning data, environmental flags, and more. Search and save any building for free, with in-app compliance alerts on everything you track. The Portfolio dashboard keeps every building you research in one place, with tasks and deadlines. Subscriptions are how professionals monitor buildings:

• Free: free search, save any building, in-app compliance alerts
• Pro ($15/mo): every tab on every building, email monitoring, unlimited AI chat, and one report PDF a month
• Max ($100/mo): adds lead tools, 100 report PDFs a month, and email alerts on up to 50 buildings
• Unlimited ($200/mo): removes limits and adds white-label branded reports

Prefer a one-time snapshot? A Full Analysis report is $15, no subscription needed.

RegWatch is built in New York, for the Tri-State area. Our team understands the unique complexity of NYC, NJ, and CT real estate regulation — from the nuances of split-lot zoning districts to the interplay between DOB violations and ECB judgment liens. We don't just aggregate data; we contextualize it for professionals who need to make decisions quickly and confidently.

Our platform is built on official government data sources, including NYC Open Data, county clerk records, and state databases — checked daily, and designed for title companies, law firms, and property management companies.

Real estate decisions involve significant financial stakes. That's why we take data accuracy seriously. RegWatch pulls directly from official city databases, cross-references data across agencies to flag discrepancies, and clearly indicates data freshness and sourcing. While our platform is a powerful research tool, we always recommend consulting with qualified professionals for legal and financial decisions.