Search any address in New York City and get a complete property profile in under 3 seconds — pulling data from DOB, HPD, DOF, ACRIS, DCP, and 6 more agencies.
9.4M+ addresses indexed · 270+ government sources · NYC, NJ & CT
NYC property records are spread across multiple city agencies. Key free resources include: ACRIS (a836-acris.nyc.gov) for deeds, mortgages, and recorded documents; the Property Information Portal (propertyinformationportal.nyc.gov) for tax assessments and building data; DOB BIS (a810-bisweb.nyc.gov) for violations and permits; and HPD Online (hpdonline.nyc.gov) for housing violations. For a combined search of all these sources in one place, RegWatch aggregates data from 270+ government databases:
New York City property records are spread across more than a dozen city agencies, each with its own database and search interface. If you need to research a building at 350 Fifth Avenue, you'd traditionally visit DOB NOW for violations, ACRIS for title documents, DOF for tax records, DCP's ZoLa for zoning — and that's just the beginning.
For real estate professionals, attorneys, and investors, this fragmentation means hours of manual work per property. A single due diligence check can require visiting 8+ websites, cross-referencing data, and manually compiling reports.
RegWatch unifies data from 270+ government sources into a single, searchable platform. Enter any address, BBL (Borough-Block-Lot), or BIN (Building Identification Number) and instantly receive a comprehensive 7-tab property profile covering:
RegWatch serves a wide range of NYC real estate professionals including title companies running hundreds of searches per month, real estate attorneys conducting pre-closing due diligence, property managers monitoring building compliance, and investors evaluating acquisition targets.
Whether you're researching a single co-op in Brooklyn or screening an entire portfolio of commercial buildings in Manhattan, RegWatch delivers the data you need at a fraction of the traditional cost — from $5 per report vs. $250-500 for a traditional title abstract.
Here's how RegWatch compares to traditional manual property research across NYC's agency databases:
| Factor | Manual Research | RegWatch |
|---|---|---|
| Time per property | 4-6 hours | 3 seconds |
| Agencies covered | 2-3 (typical) | 270+ sources |
| Cost per property | $250-500 (abstract) | from $5 |
| Report format | Varies by provider | Standardized PDF |
| Monitoring | Manual re-checks | Automated alerts |
RegWatch is expanding beyond NYC to cover the full tri-state area. In addition to all 3.34 million+ properties across NYC, NJ & CT, you can now search property records in:
Same interface, same speed — just more coverage for professionals who work across the region.
Enter any NYC address, BBL (Borough-Block-Lot), or BIN (Building Identification Number) into RegWatch. You'll receive a complete property profile pulling data from 270+ government sources in under 3 seconds.
RegWatch aggregates data from DOB, HPD, DOF, ACRIS, DCP, DSNY, FDNY, DEP, DOT, ECB, and BSA — all from official NYC Open Data sources.
Reports start at $5 (Basic), $10 (Comprehensive), or $15 (Full). Pro plan available at $50/mo.
Yes. RegWatch covers all 3.34 million+ properties across Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island — plus expanding tri-state coverage including Westchester, Nassau, Suffolk, and New Jersey counties.
Yes. RegWatch supports search by address, BBL (Borough-Block-Lot), and BIN (Building Identification Number) for precise property lookups.
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