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Featured Properties
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79 Fifth Avenue
High demand for boutique office conversions
Historic loft building in the Flatiron District with strong office demand
450 Washington Street
Strong demand for waterfront Tribeca units
Waterfront luxury condominium with Hudson River views
2330 Broadway
Stable long-term demand in Upper West Side
Pre-war residential building in a prime Upper West Side location
Get Instant Property Score
Instead of digging through hundreds of data points, the platform translates everything into a clear, high level investment score. This gives you an immediate understanding of whether a property deserves deeper analysis or should be avoided.
Moderate conviction asset with mixed signals
Moderate upside with constraints.
Investment Score
Understand What Drives the Score
Each score is built from weighted signals across risk, market conditions, development potential, and income performance. You always know exactly what is influencing the outcome.
Compliance, complaints, and building exposure
Elevated tenant pressure
High complaint density relative to unit count
What this is based on
Market signal and data availability
Strong market demand
Prime location supports long term value
What this is based on
Buildable potential and zoning pressure
Limited but viable upside
Moderate unused FAR potential
What this is based on
Rental and investment potential
Stable income profile
Consistent rental demand
What this is based on
Coverage and reliability of available data
No major signals detected
See the Signals Behind Every Decision
The platform highlights the most important activity affecting a property. From recent permits and job filings to 311 requests and violations, each signal explains why a property scores the way it does.
Recent Activity
Recent activity that may support or challenge the current outlook.
Last activity: Mar 2026
No recent development activity in the last 90 days
A quiet permit and filing window can imply stability.
No recent complaints in the last 90 days
No recent pressure signals.
No recent violations in the last 180 days
Clean recent history.
1 recent sales
Recent sales improve price visibility.
Go Beyond the Score
The score is just the surface. Unlock deeper analysis that shows how to approach the deal, what could change the outcome, and where the real risks are hiding.
Get a clear recommendation on how to approach the asset based on risk, income potential, and execution complexity.
Suggested Strategy
Balanced investment opportunity
The asset shows reasonable balance between risk and return.
Hold Period
3 to 7 years
Risk Level
High
Effort Level
Medium
Understand how different decisions could impact the outcome. See what happens if you hold, improve, or reposition the property.
Scenario Insight
Baseline path
Current strategy
Execution quality will determine outcome.
Operational upside
If selectively improved
Cleaning friction points can improve tenant experience and value.
Identify the pressure points that could affect performance. These are the risks that matter before and after acquisition.
Risks to Monitor
Tenant Pressure
MediumHigh complaint density relative to unit count
Enforcement Activity
MediumOngoing violations require resolution
Everything You Need to Make Informed Decisions
Aggregated data from NYC Open Data, PLUTO, DOB, HPD, ECB, and 311 - all in one place with intelligent scoring.
Property Overview
Building class, zoning, FAR analysis, lot details, and owner information at a glance.
Document History
DOB violations, permits, job filings, HPD/ECB records, and 311 service requests.
Investment Scores
Risk, market, development, and income scores based on real data analysis.
Risk Assessment
Identify potential issues with violations, 311 activity, and available public records.
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