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U.s. Department Of Hud

3 buildings · 48 units · Brooklyn

Neighborhood percentile range
19th 12th
lowest → highest risk

U.s. Department Of Hud appears in New York City public records as the owner of 3 buildings covering 48 units across Brooklyn. Across that portfolio we count 60 recorded violations and 97 311 complaints, plus 1 eviction filings. The average building in this portfolio is predicted to be safer than 16% of the other buildings in its own neighborhood, ranging from the 19th percentile to the 12th — the worst record on file belongs to 215 Roebling Street. Every building below links to its full report: violation history, complaints, and a 12-month risk forecast from the same public data.

Risk distribution 3 properties
Higher risk: 3

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

60
HPD violations
97
311 calls
1
Evictions
11
DOB complaints
0
ECB violations
48
Total units

All Buildings

Address Grade Violations 311 calls Evictions Units
215 Roebling Street Williamsburg, Brooklyn 12th 27 40 0 17
237 South 2 Street Williamsburg, Brooklyn 18th 26 37 0 16
202 South 1 Street Williamsburg, Brooklyn 19th 7 20 1 15

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