Lot & Block automates HPD violations, DHCR and rent-stabilization tracking, and HPS placement for NYC landlords and property management companies — so your team stops doing manual lookups and starts managing at scale.
No portal logins. No spreadsheets. Live in under a week.
Someone on your team checks the city portal for every building, every week. A missed violation means a missed deadline — and compounding fines.
Rent stabilization in Excel is a liability. One wrong number is an overcharge complaint waiting to happen.
Pulling ledgers, scanning notices, emailing lawyers. By the time the file is ready, you’ve lost two weeks of rent.
We watch every building automatically. New violations surface instantly, grouped by class, with alerts before deadlines hit — no portal, no spreadsheet, no missed Class C.
Rent-stabilization tracking, preferential-rent enforcement, and DHCR registration status at the unit level — with a court-ready PDF in one click.
A tamper-proof rent history that satisfies DHCR audit requirements and gives your attorney everything they need in seconds.
Full DHS referral intake, screening coordination, and placement tracking for your set-aside units — every referral, every caseworker, every document, in one place.
From rent stabilization to SOTA to housing lotteries, Lot & Block handles the full surface area of NYC affordable-housing compliance — so nothing falls through the cracks between systems.
Every filing tracked to its deadline.
Income-restricted housing, end to end.
Agency-ready documentation in one click.
Unit-level truth for every door.
Placements without the paperwork.
Your whole portfolio, indexed.
When a noncompliance code lands, the agent reads the case and drafts a corrective action plan grounded in regulatory canon — so your team starts from a cited first draft instead of a blank page.
This is a proposed plan for review by your compliance manager — not a final legal determination. The cited noncompliance concerns Unit 4B’s annual income recertification for TY 2024. Proposed remediation: perform and fully document the recertification, submit all materials the monitoring agency requires, and assess any Available Unit Rule implications before filing.[1] [2]
Decide between (a) a current recertification using present income and limits, or (b) a retroactive recertification documenting income as of the original due date.[1] [3]
Your buildings, units, and BBL numbers index automatically from NYC Open Data. No manual entry, no spreadsheet imports.
HPD violations, DHCR registration gaps, and expiring deadlines are flagged the moment they appear — no polling from your team.
Class C emergencies, overcharge exposure, and missing lease data rise to the top, so your team acts on signal, not noise.
Court-ready DHCR PDFs, tamper-proof ledgers, and HPS placement records — generated in seconds, not assembled over hours.
HPD, DHCR, and HPS management for a fraction of the cost of a compliance department.
A 5,000-unit operator pays less per month than one compliance coordinator’s salary.
Trusted by owners managing 10,000+ units across all five boroughs.
So has everyone else — which is why teams still check city portals by hand and email lawyers PDFs they assembled themselves. Migration takes under a week, and we handle it for you.
Built for NYC landlords who are done compensating for software that wasn’t made for their market.
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