Liveable.nyc reviews a building when its HPD registration, DHCR rent registration, CONH or SRO status, Class B occupancy, Loft Board or IMD records, or rent-stabilization indicators need checking — including when those agency records disagree with each other.
When a building’s records may no longer line up — conflicting filings, missing registrations, or questions about how the building is classified. A residential compliance review compares available building, ownership, occupancy, registration, and housing records to identify apparent conflicts, missing filings, classification concerns, and recommended next steps.
DOB, HPD, DHCR, DOF, and Loft Board maintain separate systems for different regulatory purposes. Unit counts, occupancy classifications, ownership information, and registration histories may therefore differ or become outdated.
When registration status, ownership, managing-agent or emergency-contact details may be out of date or inconsistent with other records. An HPD registration review examines the building’s registration status, ownership, managing agent, emergency contacts, unit information, and apparent inconsistencies with other property records.
Applicable residential properties generally have recurring registration requirements, and updates may also be needed following ownership, managing-agent, address, or contact changes.
