WHO OWNS WHAT IN NYC
Who owns my building?
Search any NYC address to see the registered owner, the people named behind it, and every other building they're on — with the violations and complaints attached.
Free. No account needed. 760K buildings tracked.
How the lookup works
Search the address
Type the building address. You don't need the LLC name, the BBL, or anything off your lease.
See the registered owner
Every residential building over three units has to register an owner, head officer, and managing agent with the city. That filing is public.
Open the rest of the portfolio
If the same people are named on other buildings, you'll see those too — with the violations and complaints attached to each one.
LIVE FROM THE RECORD
What a portfolio looks like once it's assembled
These owners are named on multiple NYC buildings. The counts are read live from public filings.
Who owns what in NYC
An LLC on the lease is a name, not an owner. The same people usually sit behind a dozen of them. We match head officers, managing agents, and business addresses across HPD registrations and ACRIS deeds, so one address search opens the whole portfolio rather than a single shell.
Start from an address above, or browse the A–Z directory of NYC landlords and every neighborhood.
What one address search returns
Registered owner
The entity named on the city filing
Head officer
The human signing for the entity
Managing agent
Who actually answers for repairs
Other buildings
Same officer or agent, elsewhere in the city
Open violations
Per building and portfolio-wide
Complaint history
What tenants reported, and what closed
Start with the address on your lease.
The owner filing, the buildings behind it, and what's open right now.