We compare residential building records across multiple NYC agencies and organize conflicts, missing information, risks, and recommended next steps.

Residential building records are rarely maintained in one place.
DOB may identify one occupancy, HPD may list a different unit count, DHCR records may contain registration gaps, DOF may show ownership information, and Loft Board or historical records may reveal additional obligations.
The NYC Residential Compliance Matrix organizes those records into one structured review.
A Residential Compliance Matrix is a comparative property report showing how the building appears across available regulatory and ownership systems.
The matrix is designed to identify:
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Reviewing each agency separately makes it easy to miss the larger problem.
A discrepancy that appears minor in one system may become significant when compared against another. The compliance matrix creates a single reference point for ownership, counsel, lenders, and project teams.
Liveable.nyc approaches residential compliance as a record-comparison and risk-identification process.
We translate fragmented agency information into a practical matrix showing what appears aligned, what conflicts, and what requires further action. This gives the client a useful management tool rather than a stack of separate agency printouts.