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New York City · buildings, violations, sales, filings

Every address in New York
is already on the record.

What stands there, the violations open against it, what it last sold for, and what is being built to change it — from the files the city publishes itself.

Traceable by design. Every material claim links back to a named public dataset and record identifier.

How to read Street Futures

A filing is evidence of recorded activity—not a promise that work will begin or be completed. Status and source dates are shown throughout the site.

Read the methodology

From the official record

What moved through the city's systems.

Selected DOB filings with recent status changes and enough source detail to stand on their own.

See latest changes

Dataset snapshot accessed Sep 26, 2026 · NYC Department of Buildings · 2,878 addresses carry an open housing violation · 13,584 carry a recorded sale price

A more complete city map

Read the block in context, not in isolation.

Construction tells only part of a neighborhood's story. Each layer is a named public dataset, drawn with its own mark so it never passes for a filing.

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DevelopmentNYC Department of BuildingsMapped DOB job applications with a dated status and source ID.On the marketBrokerage listings, published by the firms themselves · zoom 14+Homes currently listed for sale or to rent, with the asking price and floor area.BuildingsNYC Department of City Planning · zoom 15+Every mapped footprint at its roof height, coloured by the year it was built.Street ageNYC Department of City Planning · zoom 13+Street centrelines coloured by the median year built of the lots along them.ParksNYC ParksMapped park properties maintained in the NYC Parks inventory.Outdoor diningNYC Department of Transportation · zoom 13+Current Dining Out NYC license records.RestaurantsNYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene · zoom 14+Latest available DOHMH inspection records in the current view.SubwayMetropolitan Transportation AuthorityStation locations and daytime routes; not live service status.LandmarksNYC Landmarks Preservation Commission · zoom 13+Individual landmarks and buildings within historic districts.TreesNYC Parks · zoom 16+Forestry tree points, shown only at block-level zoom.HistoricNYC Landmarks Preservation Commission · zoom 12+Landmarked districts, inside which even ordinary work needs the Commission.HousingNYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development · zoom 14+Complaints made to Housing Preservation and Development in the last ninety days.311NYC 311 · zoom 13+Recent construction and noise requests; reports are not verified incidents.

On the market

And what is New York asking for it?

Every other page here answers what was filed, built or fined at an address. This one answers the question people actually arrive with. Asking prices and floor areas as the brokerages publish them, put in the same shape so a flat in Flushing and a house in Tottenville can be compared — each one linked to the agent, who is where the price is live.

See what is on the market

Browse by borough

Five different patterns of change.

Begin at the borough level, then follow verified records into neighborhoods, streets, buildings and individual filings.

Ways in

106,739 filings, and six ways to walk into them.

The catalog is not a list. It is a street, a building, a height, a trade and a month, all describing the same records from different sides.

Browse everything

By height

All bands

How tall is the New York being filed?

BandStoreysFilings
Towers21+3,100
Mid-rise7–208,275
Low-mid4–610,185
Low-rise0–314,609

What is actually being done?

Kind of workFilings
Alteration filing99,378
New building6,829
Full demolition532
Plumbing work23,283
General construction18,918
Sidewalk sheds11,768
Mechanical systems9,640

A filing can carry several kinds of work at once, so these counts overlap rather than divide.

Busiest streets

Street directory

Where the most is happening.

  1. Fulton StreetBrooklyn1174
  2. Bedford AvenueBrooklyn1012
  3. Atlantic AvenueBrooklyn991
  4. BroadwayManhattan729
  5. Fifth AvenueManhattan685
  6. Madison AvenueManhattan462
  7. Queens BoulevardQueens120
  8. Northern BoulevardQueens96
  9. Grand ConcourseBronx72
  10. Bruckner BoulevardBronx62

Most-filed buildings

Building directory

Addresses that keep coming back.

  1. 150 55 StreetBrooklyn116
  2. 625 Atlantic AvenueBrooklyn83
  3. 1545 Atlantic AvenueBrooklyn79
  4. 1 Penn PlazaManhattan54
  5. 375 Madison AvenueManhattan43
  6. 175 West 73 StreetManhattan41
  7. 49 Featherbed LaneBronx23
  8. 34-03 48 StreetQueens18
  9. 59-17 Junction BoulevardQueens18
  10. 1998 Bruckner BoulevardBronx17
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“Show what the record says. Explain what it may signal. Never confuse either one with a prediction.”