12 articles tagged with “HPD”
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.
Straight answers to the 25 most common questions about NYC building violations — from how to check your record to what happens if you sell with open items.
Williamsburg and Greenpoint's industrial-to-residential conversion wave created a unique set of compliance challenges. Here's what property owners in these neighborhoods face.
A Bronx multi-family building was on the verge of AEP designation with 14 open HPD violations. ClerkSide certified all 14 in three weeks and kept the building off the list.
A Park Slope brownstone owner needed to refinance — but a title search revealed 12 open violations across DOB and HPD. Here's how ClerkSide cleared every one in 30 days.
NYC building violation fines range from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands — and they compound with daily interest once they default. Here's the complete penalty breakdown by agency and violation type for 2026.
Clearing NYC building violations takes more than fixing the problem — it takes navigating DOB, HPD, OATH, and every agency in between. Here's what violation expediting actually costs, when you need it, and how the process works from audit to resolution.
Each of NYC's outer boroughs has its own enforcement priorities, its own building stock, and its own common violation patterns. Here's what property owners in Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island need to know.
Brooklyn's building stock is among the most varied in the city — and so are its compliance exposures. Here's what drives violations in each neighborhood and how to resolve them efficiently.
Fixing the underlying condition is only half the job. Getting the violation closed on the city's records is the other half — and it's the part most owners get wrong. Here's how to do both.
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.
NYC building violations come from a dozen different agencies — and most owners have no idea what's actually open on their property. Here's how to find everything in one place.