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See the truth about any NYC building before you sign. Violations, complaints, tenant reviews, and crime data — all in one place.
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Popular · Curated Lists
Top-ratedBuildings with a LucidIQ score of 4.0 or higher — strong tenant reviews and a clean public-data record.
Rent-stabilizedEvery rent-stabilized building in the city, covered by state or local rent-stabilization law. We flag these so you know your renewal can't be priced out from under you.
Most-reviewedBuildings with at least 5 verified tenant reviews. More reviews = higher confidence in the LucidIQ score.
Resources
Templates and tools for repairs, rent disputes, security deposits, and more.
Plain-English guides to tenant law in your city.
Compare rent, safety, and amenities across neighborhoods.
Top-rated, rent-stabilized, and other curated building lists.
Side-by-side comparison of any two buildings.
LucidIQ blends verified tenant reviews with public data — HPD violations, 311 complaints, DOB filings, area crime — into a letter grade and a 0-to-5 score.
The latest violations, complaints, and tenant reviews across NYC buildings
Discover what's happening in buildings around your location
Uses your location to find buildings in nearby zip codes
FAQ
LucidIQ combines verified tenant reviews (60% weight) with public data — violation counts, complaints, DOB filings, and zip-level crime — into a letter grade (A–F) and a 0-to-5 numeric score. A building with no open violations and strong reviews scores around 4.5.
Yes. Every building report, LucidIQ score, and tenant review is free — forever. We never sell tenant data and never run paid listings.
Official city agencies (HPD, DOB, 311 for NYC; LAHD and REAP for LA; Chicago's Building Services and RLTO tracking; Miami-Dade Code Enforcement; Harris County Code for Houston) plus tenant-submitted reviews.
New York State law limits how much a landlord can raise rent on covered units. Roughly half of NYC apartments are rent-stabilized. We flag every stabilized building based on HCR registrations.
A rental listed without a broker fee — the landlord (not the tenant) pays the broker. We surface buildings that most often advertise no-fee units.
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Buildings Tracked
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Violations on Record
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311 Complaints
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