NYC AEP buildings list: how to check a building and what selection means
How to check if a NYC building is in HPD’s Alternative Enforcement Program, what owners must fix, the fees, and what 19 rounds of AEP data show.
Use these guides when you have a street address, parcel identifier, permit number, or project number and need to find the government system that holds the record. Start with Permit Lookup by Address for a practical workflow, including how to identify the responsible city or county before searching.
Address spelling, unit numbers, parcel formats, and record coverage vary by jurisdiction, so a zero-result screen is not proof that no permit exists. Try the confirmed alternate inputs described in each guide, check legacy archives when the current portal is incomplete, and contact the responsible records office when an online search cannot answer the question. The guides also point out when a portal separates building, planning, code-enforcement, or trade-permit records so you can avoid treating one search as a complete property history. Keep the agency name, search terms, permit number, and coverage notes with any result you plan to rely on. This site provides independent navigation guidance and does not hold or certify permit records.
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