Building maintenance grades based on public housing records and complaints data. Click any property to view its full report.
New York, NY 10463
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
157d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10034
Well-maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
8d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10031
Well-maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
6d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10463
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
2d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10031
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
7d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10031
Well-maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
4d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10027
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
7d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10035
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
6d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10033
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
4d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10039
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
4d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10030
Well-maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
5d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10032
Well-maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
3d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10032
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
3d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10034
Well-maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
8d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10032
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
2d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10039
Well-maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
4d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10032
Well-maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
7d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10027
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
3d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10034
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
158d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10034
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
3d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10031
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
6d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10032
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
8d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10039
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
3d
Avg. resolution
New York, NY 10040
Generally maintained
0
Open violations
100%
Resolution rate
4d
Avg. resolution
Local insights and market facts to help you make informed decisions
Nearly 1 million apartments in NYC are rent-stabilized, offering tenants protection from sharp rent increases and the right to lease renewal.
Manhattan's median rent hit $4,972/month in 2025. Brooklyn leads growth at 6.8% year-over-year.
The 2019 Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act strengthened renter rights significantly—know what you're entitled to.
Buildings with the best maintenance grades based on public records
New York, NY 10463
Generally maintained
New York, NY 10034
Well-maintained
New York, NY 10031
Well-maintained
New York, NY 10463
Generally maintained
New York, NY 10031
Generally maintained
New York, NY 10031
Well-maintained
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New York City is America's largest rental market, where 69% of households rent their homes—the highest rate of any major U.S. city. With median rents approaching $4,000 in Manhattan and nearly 1 million rent-stabilized units across the five boroughs, understanding your building's history before signing a lease isn't just helpful—it's essential.
The NYC rental market is uniquely complex. Rent-stabilized apartments offer significant protections but can be hard to identify. The 2019 Housing Stability and Tenant Protection Act eliminated vacancy decontrol, meaning more apartments stay regulated. Meanwhile, market-rate rents continue climbing, with Brooklyn seeing 6.8% year-over-year increases.
In a city where you might never meet your landlord and supers vary wildly in responsiveness, tenant reviews reveal what no listing can: How quickly are repairs handled? Is the building actually quiet? Does heat work in winter? These details matter when you're committing to a NYC lease.