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Reach NYC owners before their mortgage comes due.
Every $1M+ commercial owner with a loan maturing soon — lender, loan size, and a mailable address. Filter to your lane, see a free sample, then pay once and download the working file. No subscription, no skip-tracing.
1,849owners in this lane
$140.6B in maturing debt
Every owner here is inside the refinance window — the earlier you reach them, the better your odds.
Your lane
$1,359
1,849 owners coming due · one-time
Accuracy guarantee.Every record is pulled live from NYC public records — never a stale, recycled list. If more than 5% of the mailing addresses in your lane come back undeliverable, send us the bounces within 30 days and we'll refresh them free.
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| Location | Type | Approx. loan | Est. maturity | Lender | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| One Vanderbilt Avenue | Office Building | ~$1.5B | now | Locked | Locked |
| Hudson Yards Unit Tw | Commercial Condo Unit(S) | ~$1.4B | now | Locked | Locked |
| 11th Avenue | Commercial Real Estate | ~$1.2B | now | Locked | Locked |
| Rochambeau Avenue | Commercial Real Estate | ~$1.2B | now | Locked | Locked |
| N/A West 30th Street | Commercial Real Estate | ~$1.1B | now | Locked | Locked |
| N/A West 33rd Street | Commercial Real Estate | ~$1.1B | now | Locked | Locked |
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Straight answers before you buy
Can't I just pull this from ACRIS myself?+
You can — it's public. But it means cross-referencing three separate NYC databases (ACRIS for the mortgage, PLUTO for the building, DOF for value), estimating each maturity, and stripping out individual owners, block by block. That's days of work. This is that, already done, filtered to your lane, in about 60 seconds.
Is this legal to use?+
Yes. Every record is public — NYC's ACRIS, PLUTO, and Department of Finance data. We show business-entity owners only; individual owner names are never sold. It describes a property's public record, not a person, so it is not a consumer report and may not be used for any FCRA-covered purpose.
How fresh and accurate is it?+
Rebuilt from the live NYC Open Data API. Maturity is estimated from the mortgage's recording date and a typical 5–10 year balloon term — an indicator to prioritize outreach, not a confirmed payoff date. Addresses come straight from the public record.
What do I get, and do I need a subscription?+
An Excel workbook: property address and BBL, owner entity and mailable address, lender of record, loan amount and recording date, estimated maturity window, building profile, unused air rights, and a blanket-loan flag. Pay once for the lane you want and download it immediately — no subscription, no per-lead pricing.
Sources & compliance.Compiled from New York City public records — the Department of Finance ACRIS database, Department of City Planning PLUTO, and DOF valuations — via the NYC Open Data API. “Estimated maturity” reflects a typical 5–10 year commercial balloon term from the recording date; it is an indicator, not a confirmed maturity, balance, or payoff. This describes properties and their public transaction record; it is not a “consumer report” and may not be used for any FCRA-covered purpose. Individual (non-entity) owner names are never sold.