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See What Property-Record Activity Looks Like in Your ZIP.

Enter your ZIP code to see how much covered property-record activity occurred, how it changed, and how your area compares with other covered NYC ZIPs.

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NYC Pulse ZIP-level activity view

NEIGHBORHOOD RECORD PULSE™

Enter your ZIP to see the report.

What this measures: recorded property activity—not fraud or safety. Rankings cover supported NYC ZIPs using current residential tax lots as the denominator. Report data loads from the current precomputed release.

YOUR ZIP IS ONLY THE START

Now See What the Records Say About Your Home.

Neighborhood totals cannot tell you what was filed against one property. Get your free My Home Record Snapshot™ to see recent public-record information connected to your address in plain English.

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THREE WAYS TO MOVE FORWARD

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Home Record Checkup™

Learn how to check your property records using official NYC tools.

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DO IT WITH OTHERS

Homeowner Record Sessions

Join a free session. Learn how the records work, ask questions, and meet homeowners near you.

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Home Record Watch™

We monitor covered property-record activity connected to your property. When something new appears, we notify you, review what’s there, and help get the appropriate first steps moving.

$74.86/year + applicable taxes SEE HOW HOME RECORD WATCH WORKS →

HOMEOWNER RECORD SESSIONS

Bring a Home Record Session to Your Community.

A short, practical session for homeowners to learn how public property records work, ask questions, and check the tools available to them.

For neighborhood groups, houses of worship, senior groups, homeowner associations, nonprofits, and community organizations.

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Bring a Home Record Session to your block.

WHY COMMON FUTURE INSTITUTE

Technology Is More Useful When People Can Actually Use It.

Common Future Institute helps working-class communities understand, access, and use digital and emerging technologies for things that matter in everyday life.

The Home Record Project puts that mission to work: public data made easier to access, understand, and act on.

UNDERSTANDSee what the information says.ACCESSUse tools and information that already exist.PARTICIPATEKnow what you can do next.
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