Complete pre-closing due diligence in minutes instead of days. Title abstracts, violation reports, lien checks, and compliance data — all from one platform.
Last updated: March 2026 · 9.4M+ properties indexed
Real estate attorneys in New York City face a unique challenge: the sheer volume of data spread across a dozen city agency databases. A thorough pre-closing review typically requires checking DOB for violations and permits, HPD for housing code issues, DOF for tax balances and liens, ACRIS for title documents, DCP for zoning compliance, and ECB for outstanding fines — each with its own portal and search interface.
For a busy practice handling multiple closings per week, this manual process consumes billable hours and increases the risk of missing critical issues. A single overlooked ECB lien or expired temporary C of O can delay a closing or create post-closing liability.
RegWatch replaces hours of manual research with a single search. Enter an address and receive a comprehensive property profile that covers everything an attorney needs for pre-closing due diligence:
Every data point is exportable as a professional PDF report suitable for client deliverables, opposing counsel, and closing packages. At from $5 per report, the ROI is immediate — compared to the time cost of manual research or $250-500 for a traditional title abstract.
RegWatch understands the legal workflow. Portfolio monitoring lets you track properties through the closing process, with automatic alerts when new violations or liens appear. The AI property analyst can answer complex questions about a property's regulatory history. And the deal analyzer provides a structured risk assessment that's ready for client memos.
Whether you're a solo practitioner or a large firm, RegWatch gives your practice a competitive edge in NYC real estate.
RegWatch reports are excellent for preliminary due diligence, deal screening, and client memos. They are not a substitute for title insurance but complement the traditional closing process.
RegWatch pulls from official NYC Open Data sources that are updated multiple times per day. Data is typically within 24 hours of city records.
Yes. Enterprise plans offer volume pricing, API access, and dedicated account management — ideal for firms handling high volumes of NYC real estate transactions.
RegWatch reports cite official NYC Open Data sources. While they are excellent for research and due diligence, consult with your legal team regarding admissibility requirements for specific proceedings.
RegWatch delivers the same data from official sources in under 3 seconds vs 4-6 hours manually. See our full comparison at regwatch.nyc/compare/regwatch-vs-manual-search.
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