NYC ACRIS search by address
Find the deeds and mortgages recorded on any New York City property without the borough, block and lot lookup.
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What the records mean
- Deed
- Transfers ownership. Shows the seller, the buyer, the date and usually the price.
- Mortgage
- A loan secured by the property, with the lender and the amount borrowed.
- Satisfaction
- Records that a mortgage was paid off.
- Assignment
- Moves a mortgage from one lender to another.
- Consolidation
- Combines several mortgages into one loan.
Free ways in
Every borough, ZIP code and neighborhood page lists its latest recorded sales and mortgages, and each area has a page of sales for every month. For the city-wide picture, see NYC property sales by borough and neighborhood.
Questions
- What is ACRIS?
- ACRIS is New York City's register of recorded property documents in Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens: deeds, mortgages and the papers that change or end them. Staten Island records are kept by the county clerk.
- How do I search ACRIS by address?
- Search the address on Hercules to open the property. The full report lists its recorded deeds and mortgages in order, with dates, amounts and parties, so you do not have to search the city's site by borough, block and lot.
- Why does a deed show no price?
- Transfers between related parties, into trusts or between a person and their own company often record no price or a nominal one. They are real ownership changes, not market sales.