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Property Violations Registry — Multi-City Code Data

Property Violations Registry — Multi-City Code Data

Official city building code-enforcement / property-violation records (not permits) in one unified schema across Chicago, NYC, San Francisco and Austin. Violation ID, address, type, status, issued date, description. Distress signals for RE investors, insurers, contractors, title/lending.

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Property Violations Registry — Multi-City Code Enforcement

Official city building code-enforcement / property-violation records (NOT permits) from government open-data portals, normalized into one schema across cities. The records support property compliance review, municipal analysis, repair planning, and historical research.

Cities (all endpoints data-layer verified 2026-07-12)

CitySource datasetRows
Chicago, ILBuilding Violations (22u3-xenr)~2.0M
New York City, NYHPD Housing Maintenance Code Violations (wvxf-dwi5)~11M
San Francisco, CADBI Housing/Building Complaints (gm2e-bten)~333k
Austin, TXCode Enforcement Cases (6wtj-zbtb)~83k

All are open Socrata SODA JSON endpoints — no login, no CAPTCHA.

Unified schema

{ violation_id, address, type, status, issued_date, description, city, state, raw }

raw preserves the full source row so no field is ever lost.

Input

  • cities — any of chicago, nyc, san_francisco, austin (default: Austin).
  • statusall or open (open/active only — the distress signal).
  • maxRecordsPerCity — cap per city, newest first (default: 100).

This public-record product is for property and regulatory research. It is not a consumer report and must not be used to determine an individual's eligibility for credit, insurance, employment, or housing.

Proof

node test_smoke.mjs pulls real rows from every city and asserts unified schema, correct city tagging, real content (id + address + date), and a working open-only filter. No account, no cost. Adding a city = one adapter in src/cities.js (endpoint + normalize + isOpen).