NYC property records, violations, permits and zoning in one place
The short answer
The city keeps NYC property data on separate sites. Hercules puts the owner, sales, mortgages, tax, zoning, permits, violations and any open foreclosure case on one lot report, with a CRM to work the deal. Compliance platforms such as RegWatch and Insite360 monitor violations across a portfolio, and lookup sites such as Lotlyze, Proparta and LotContext give fast address-level checks.
Which kind of tool fits the job
| You need | Use |
|---|---|
| Owner, mortgages, violations, permits and zoning on one report, plus foreclosure status and a CRM | Hercules |
| Alerts on new violations across many buildings you manage | A compliance platform such as RegWatch or Insite360 |
| A quick check of one address | A lookup site such as Lotlyze, Proparta or LotContext, or the free Hercules summary for the lot |
| The official record behind a fact | The city's own sites |
What a Hercules NYC report holds
Each New York City lot report holds the owner of record and company owners, deeds and sales history, mortgages, property tax and market value, zoning and development figures, building permits, open housing and building violations, and building registration contacts, in one place instead of a separate lookup per city agency.
Search on a map or in a table, filter by borough, neighborhood, ZIP, property type and pre-foreclosure status, save properties to lists, and work them as deals in the built-in CRM.
Questions
- Is there one site for all NYC property records?
- Hercules puts the owner, sales, mortgages, tax, zoning, permits, violations and foreclosure status for every NYC lot on one report. The free summary for any lot needs no account.
- Does Hercules cover Long Island too?
- Long Island: every parcel in Nassau and Suffolk counties has a free public page, and its full report carries the same detail as any US report below, plus the county assessment roll and unpaid taxes in Nassau. Permits, violations and zoning analysis are New York City only today.
- Can I research many parcels at once?
- Yes. Search on a map or in a table, filter by borough, neighborhood, ZIP, property type and pre-foreclosure status, save properties to lists, and work them as deals in the built-in CRM.