NYC HPD

A Claude Code skill that looks up HPD violations, complaints, and building registration for NYC residential buildings — including Class C (immediately hazardous) violation flagging and open violation counts.

What it does

Provide an address, BBL, or BIN and get the HPD record for a residential building. The skill first checks the building class — HPD only applies to residential classes (A, B, C, D, R, S). For qualifying buildings, it queries violations, open violations, complaints, and registration data. Class C (immediately hazardous) violations are flagged prominently, and open violations are grouped by severity class.

Data sources

SourceDataset IDWhat it provides
PLUTO64uk-42ksAddress resolution, BBL/BIN, building class
HPD Violationswvxf-dwi5Violation class (A/B/C), inspection date, description
HPD Open Violationscsn4-vhvfPre-filtered currently open violations
HPD Complaintsygpa-z7crComplaint date, status
HPD Registrationstesw-yqqrRegistration ID, owner name, expiry date

Key fields returned

  • Building registration — registration ID, owner, expiry date
  • Open violations by class — Class C (immediately hazardous), Class B (hazardous), Class A (non-hazardous)
  • Full violation history — class, inspection date, description
  • Recent complaints — date, status, status date

Sample output

Generated from: /nyc-hpd 120 Broadway, Manhattan

## HPD — 120 Broadway, Manhattan

**Building Class:** O5 (Office, 25+ stories)

**HPD records not applicable.** This building is classified as non-residential (Class O5). HPD violations, complaints, and registration requirements apply only to residential buildings (Classes A, B, C, D, R, S).

For residential property lookups, try a residential address.

Source: [HPD Violations](https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5)