Property Intelligence Report
Know the building before the meeting.
Walking into a refinance, an acquisition, or a pitch? Pull the full public record on any NYC commercial building in seconds — its debt and lenders, the real owner, the building profile, and the development upside. One formatted Word document.
Don't know the BBL? It's on any NYC property tax bill, or look it up free on the city's ACRIS and Property Information Portal.
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Everything on one building, in one page
Assembled from NYC public records — ACRIS, PLUTO, and the Department of Buildings — into a single Word document.
Debt & lenders
Every recorded $1M+ mortgage, the debt stack, and the institution holding it — so you know the incumbent before you pitch.
Building profile
Units, building and lot area, year built, and zoning — the physical asset, from PLUTO.
Air rights & upside
Unused development rights from zoning FAR — the buildable square footage hiding in the lot.
Maturity clock
When the loan enters its balloon window — the moment the owner has to refinance or sell.
Ownership
The owning entity and the transfer history — who holds it, and how long they've held.
Construction
Recorded major-alteration and new-building permits — a read on capital work and plans.
Bring the whole story to the table
Lenders
Size the refi and know the incumbent lender before you make the call.
Investors
Underwrite the basis and development upside before you write the offer.
Brokers
Walk into the meeting already knowing the whole story of the building.
One building. $49. Right now.
Enter the BBL, pay once, and download instantly — a formatted Word document, yours to edit, brand, and take to the table.
Don't know the BBL? It's on any NYC property tax bill, or look it up free on the city's ACRIS and Property Information Portal.
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Sources & compliance.Compiled from New York City public records — the Department of Finance ACRIS database, Department of City Planning PLUTO, Department of Finance valuations, and Department of Buildings permits — via the NYC Open Data API. Estimated maturity and development rights are indicators, not confirmed figures or an appraisal. This describes a property and its 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 withheld.