NYC public record. Free beta.
DeedGraph reads New York City’s own records on all 859,000 buildings: $2.07B still collectible in unpaid city judgments, facade and carbon deadlines, and the distress signals stacking up on each lot. Every figure cited to the record. When there’s a public trail, the owner behind the LLC.
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An office tower in Downtown Brooklyn, built 1969.
From the public record, as of 2026-08-31. Sources: OATH, DOB, DOF.
How it works
Three steps. No spreadsheets, no chasing records across five city websites.
Type an address. Every city record on that property assembles into one file in seconds.
What it owes, the deadlines coming, the pressure around it. When a public trail exists, the owner behind the LLC.
Follow the buildings you care about. We email you before deadlines hit and when new judgments land.
What we fuse
Most tools show one record at a time. DeedGraph stacks New York City’s own data into a single view: what a building owes, what’s due, what’s under pressure, and who’s behind it. Every layer links back to the source.
Stays current on its own
DeedGraph watches every city feed and pulls each new judgment, permit, and filing as the city publishes it. When a source changes or goes quiet, the pipeline catches up automatically, so the record in front of you is the record on file with the city, not a snapshot someone forgot to refresh.
Unpaid OATH judgments and fines, totalled per building and cited to the hearing record: $2.07B still collectible across 382,614 buildings, inside a $3.43B gross ledger.
Which buildings have an unsafe or unresolved facade filing and no repair permit on file, plus the unpaid penalties.
The 2024 and 2030 emissions limits, and which buildings already exceed them and by how much.
Vacant storefronts, co-op/condo cap rates, speculation-watch flags, repeat tax appeals, HUD loan maturities and LIHTC cliffs, all fused onto every lot.
Not one lot in isolation. The other buildings behind the same operator, and the city debt stacked across all of them.
Named when a public trail exists (deed, filings, the open web), and said plainly when the record doesn’t support it.
Money owed to NYC
is still collectible from NYC buildings in adjudicated, unpaid OATH judgments, across 382,614 buildings, every dollar cited to the hearing record. It sits inside a $3,426,173,824 gross ledger once written-off and pending cases are counted. The most exposed right now:
Aerial photograph: popejon2 (CC BY 2.0)
Reach the decision-maker behind an off-market building before anyone else does.
Know who really controls the collateral, and what deadlines threaten its value.
Spot owners under pressure: compliance bills coming due, and the buildings they may need to sell.
Every feature is open to every account, including the owner, operator and lender files. You get 3 reports, and a report is the deep ownership research run, the one expensive thing we do. No card, nothing to cancel. The prices below are what the plans will cost once the beta ends, so you can see now what you would be signing up for later.
On the record
$2,066,249,157
still collectible across 382,614 buildings, cited to OATH
of a $3.43B gross ledger
For the occasional deal.
After the beta
4 reports every month
Search and data access unlimited. Annual saves ~17%.
For active buyers and brokers.
After the beta
12 reports every month
Search and data access unlimited. Annual saves ~17%.
For firms working a whole market.
After the beta
50 reports every month
Search and data access unlimited. Annual saves ~17%.
For lenders, funds & title insurers.
Volume reports
Priced to your book.
Open to every beta account
Unlimited building & owner search, the interactive distress map, lead filtering across 859K buildings, watchlists & alerts, a contacts directory built from every report, and a citation behind every ownership and regulatory claim. Nothing is held back for a paid tier while the beta runs. The only limit is how many reports you can run.
Free while DeedGraph is in public beta. Every feature unlocked, 3 reports per account, no card. Nothing to cancel. Need a custom plan? Talk to sales.
PropertyShark shows you the LLC on the deed. Reonomy's owner and likely-to-sell products are predictions you can't trace back to a source record. DeedGraph is built the other way around: it follows the LLC to a named person when the public record supports it, tells you plainly when it doesn't, and totals the unpaid city (OATH) judgments against the building, cited to the record. Every claim links to the city record you can open and check yourself. Different lane: NYC depth, everything cited, commercial focus, no resold lists.
Direct correspondence
For matters not addressed above.
Search 859K buildings free, then run your first report. Free while DeedGraph is in public beta. Every feature unlocked, 3 reports per account, no card.
