NYC Property Search

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 273 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:

• Overview — ownership, building class, lot dimensions, year built
• Violations — DOB, HPD, ECB violations with status and fines
• Permits — active and historical building permits
• Tax — assessed value, market value, liens, DOF balance
• Title — ACRIS deed transfers, mortgages, chain of title
• Zoning — zoning district, FAR, overlays, landmarks
• Environmental — DEP records, DSNY, environmental flags

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 $10 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)	273 sources
Cost per property	$250-500 (abstract)	from $10
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:

• Westchester County — property records for Yonkers, White Plains, New Rochelle, and more
• Nassau County — Garden City, Great Neck, Hempstead, Long Beach
• Suffolk County — Huntington, Babylon, Brookhaven, Islip
• Bergen County, NJ, Hudson County, NJ, and more New Jersey counties

Same interface, same speed — just more coverage for professionals who work across the region.