HPD enforces the NYC Housing Maintenance Code and works to preserve and create affordable housing.
HPD is the nation's largest municipal housing agency, responsible for:
RegWatch integrates HPD violation data including all Class A (non-hazardous), Class B (hazardous), and Class C (immediately hazardous) violations, along with building registration data and complaint history.
HPD violations are critical for residential property due diligence. Class C violations must be corrected within 24 hours. A building with extensive HPD violation history may indicate systemic maintenance issues. HPD data also reveals rent stabilization status — essential for investors evaluating multifamily properties.
RegWatch shows HPD violations alongside DOB and ECB data, providing a complete compliance picture. Portfolio monitoring alerts you to new HPD violations so you can respond before they escalate.
Class A = non-hazardous (e.g., minor maintenance). Class B = hazardous (e.g., pests, leaks). Class C = immediately hazardous (e.g., no heat/hot water, lead paint). Class C violations must be corrected within 24 hours.
Search any NYC residential address on RegWatch to see all HPD violations alongside DOB and ECB data.
Yes. RegWatch includes HPD registration data that can indicate whether units in a building are rent stabilized.
HPD inspections are typically triggered by tenant complaints filed through 311 or directly with HPD.
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