6 articles on NYC building violations
Lead paint violations are Class C — immediately hazardous — with a 24-hour correction window. Here's the full compliance workflow from inspection trigger to HPD certification.
In New York City, the property owner — not the city — is responsible for the sidewalk. A DOT sidewalk violation means you're on the hook for repairs, and ignoring it creates liability for injuries and fines that compound over time.
FDNY violations carry serious fines and can shut down commercial operations until corrected. Here's what the Fire Department inspects, the most common violations building owners face, and how to resolve them.
An ECB fine ignored for a year doesn't stay the same number — it becomes a lien on your property. Here's how fines are calculated, how interest accrues, and how to fight back before it's too late.
HPD violations are the fastest path to Housing Court, AEP designation, and city-ordered emergency repairs billed to the owner at a premium. Here's how the system works and how to stay ahead of it.
A DOB violation left unresolved doesn't just sit there — it blocks permits, accumulates fines, and creates liability. Here's how the classification system works and exactly what you need to do to close each type.
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