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Northeastern Conference CORP

Recorded on 25 New York City buildings in Manhattan, Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island, 90 homes counted. Matched on the owner named on the city's tax roll and on the company named on the HPD registration.

Landlord estimate

68/100 Fair
25 buildings measured 90 homes counted 154 open violations across them 8 with nothing open

Our own estimate from open DOB, HPD and ECB violation records across this owner's buildings — not an official rating, and no agency publishes a number like it. It starts at 100 and only subtracts. What is driving the number is in the app.

Buildings (25)

  1. 560 West 150 StreetManhattan · 1 unit
  2. 1281 Spofford AvenueBronx · 1 unit
  3. 710 Coster StreetBronx · 1 unit
  4. 417 7 StreetBrooklyn · 1 unit
  5. 447 Eastern ParkwayBrooklyn · 2 units
  6. Empire BoulevardBrooklyn
  7. 1711 Dean StreetBrooklyn
  8. 1603 St Johns PlaceBrooklyn · 1 unit
  9. 9 Lewis AvenueBrooklyn · 2 units
  10. 811 Lexington AvenueBrooklyn · 65 units
  11. 778 Lexington AvenueBrooklyn · 1 unit
  12. 161 South Portland AveBrooklyn · 3 units
  13. 871 Thomas S Boyland StBrooklyn · 1 unit
  14. 138 Pennsylvania AvenueBrooklyn · 1 unit
  15. 1083 Clarkson AvenueBrooklyn · 1 unit
  16. 418 East 45 StreetBrooklyn · 1 unit
  17. 2835 West 17 StreetBrooklyn
  18. 1627 Utica AvenueBrooklyn · 1 unit
  19. 217-10 93 AvenueQueens
  20. 120-02 140 StreetQueens · 1 unit
  21. 157-18 Meyer AvenueQueens · 1 unit
  22. 52-05 Rockaway Beach BlvdQueens · 1 unit
  23. 420 Targee StreetStaten Island · 2 units
  24. 72 Union AvenueStaten Island · 1 unit
  25. 80 Union AvenueStaten Island · 1 unit

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Open violations building by building, permits, complaints, ownership and twenty other record types — live, in the app.

How this page is put together

Two matches, deduplicated: lots whose owner on the city's tax roll reduces to this name, and buildings whose HPD registration names a company of this name as owner, officer or agent. The second is what finds buildings held under a differently named shell company. HPD registration only covers buildings with three or more homes, so this is a floor rather than a complete holding.

Also recorded as NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CORP, NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE, NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE CORPORATION. The city's records hold no identifier tying company spellings together, so these are matched by name.

Sources, all of them NYC Open Data: PLUTO for the tax-roll owner and the lot; HPD Registration Contacts and Multiple Dwelling Registrations for who is registered against a building; HPD, DOB and ECB violations for what is open.

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Every figure on this page is drawn from New York City's own published records and is reproduced without warranty that it is complete, current or accurate. Records are matched to an owner by name; a company can be recorded under more than one spelling, and two companies can share one. Verify anything you intend to rely on against the agency's own record. If something here is wrong, tell us — there is a correction link on every record in the app.