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U.s. Bank National Association

10 buildings · 22 units · Brooklyn, Queens

Neighborhood percentile range
89th 4th
lowest → highest risk

U.s. Bank National Association appears in New York City public records as the owner of 10 buildings covering 22 units across Brooklyn, Queens. Across that portfolio we count 224 recorded violations and 198 311 complaints, plus 2 eviction filings. The average building in this portfolio is predicted to be safer than 50% of the other buildings in its own neighborhood, ranging from the 89th percentile to the 4th — the worst record on file belongs to 195-14 Hollis Avenue. Every building below links to its full report: violation history, complaints, and a 12-month risk forecast from the same public data.

Risk distribution 10 properties
Lower risk: 6
Typical: 2
Higher risk: 2

Each building is rated against others in its own neighborhood, so a fixed share of every neighborhood falls in each band.

224
HPD violations
198
311 calls
2
Evictions
13
DOB complaints
27
ECB violations
22
Total units

All Buildings

Address Grade Violations 311 calls Evictions Units
195-14 Hollis Avenue St. Albans, Queens 4th 213 180 0 2
823 East 35 Street East Flatbush, Brooklyn 20th 8 10 0 2
212 Lefferts Place Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn 35th 3 8 0 2
178 Highland Boulevard Cypress Hills, Brooklyn 62nd 0 0 0 2
3 Cypress Court Cypress Hills, Brooklyn 52nd 0 0 0 2
11-05 Beach Channel Drive Bayswater, Queens 68th 0 0 0 2
182 Old Mill Road East New York, Brooklyn 65th 0 0 0 2
43-44 164 Street Flushing, Queens 40th 0 0 1 2
236-07 Bentley Road Rosedale, Queens 89th 0 0 0 2
822 Lafayette Avenue Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn 62nd 0 0 1 4

Legal notice. This page aggregates publicly available records from NYC agencies (HPD, DOF, DOB and others) and displays buildings registered under the name shown for tax, housing maintenance, or regulatory purposes. It is not a personal background check, consumer report, or credit report as defined by the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) or any state equivalent, and must not be used as such. Building-to-person associations are derived from public registration data and may be incomplete, out of date, or reflect corporate entities rather than individuals. Augrented makes no representation as to the accuracy or completeness of this information. Data sourced from NYC Open Data.