New York City property records, all in one place

Real estate investors can mine PropertyShark's exhaustive NYC real estate records to track down accurate ownership history including property sales records, tax estimates, property maps including flood zones, qualified opportunity zones and school districts, permits, violations and much more.

Investors can access up-to-date foreclosure and pre-foreclosure data, along with a host of time-saving tools. With all NYC public property records and researched data all in one place, real estate investors no longer have to track down NYC real estate records and property information on multiple websites.

Residential real estate brokers need quick but thorough NYC property records searches, detailed property information and powerful tools to present research to clients in an easily digestible report.

With PropertyShark, residential brokers can access all relevant New York City real estate records along with essential property specs from the building's lot size, square footage of the home, permits and liens to property tax estimates and, in select cases, even appraiser data.

Commercial real estate brokers can find real estate records that include the square footage of commercial properties, sales history, title documents, permits, violations and a host of other data to help clients make the right decisions. Brokers can also uncover the real owners behind LLC-owned properties in NYC along with researched contact information, allowing you to directly reach owners.

The New York City real estate market can be a challenging landscape to navigate for home buyers, even when working with a real estate professional. But doing your own due diligence with NYC public property records and NYC property history searches can be difficult, since most information is spread across multiple websites and sources.

With a quick New York City property history search, buyers can find answers to simple questions such as what is the official size (square footage) of the property or how much did the current owner pay for this property and a host of property characteristics. Buyers can also find out how high are current property taxes or if there is an increase in property taxes expected for the next year.