Years after Local Law 104 passed, the DOB is now denying permits to multiple dwellings with excessive violations. Find out how your buildings are impacted

COVID has changed the way NYC managers run their buildings – but it goes way beyond cleaning. Find out how you can best respond to this, and future changes

The DOB announced a grace period for any filings impacted by end-of-year website downtime. Find out how you can submit reports here:

NYC property managers, your favorite annual resource is here. Download the 2021 Compliance Checklist, and review any updates right here!

The city announced an extension to required installations for specific commercial buildings. Find out how other teams are handling this

UPDATE! The City Council has passed an extension to the first-ever deadline for LL 152 inspections – find out what that means for your buildings here

We’re two weeks out from RealFocus – it’s the perfect time to think about which sessions your team absolutely can’t miss this year

Energy labels must be posted before Oct 31st, and there’s a new deadline for the Facade Amnesty Program. Read for more details

Here’s a roundup of the latest FDNY-related proposed rules, and what they mean for your buildings: New Proposed Signage For Hurricane Evacuation The FDNY has proposed new hurricane evacuation signage for apartment building lobbies. This is in line with Local Law 103 of 2019, which requires apartment building owners (Group R-2 buildings and occupancies) within a hurricane evacuation zone to … Read More

The DOB just pushed back a mandatory training deadline to next year – find out what that means for your open construction jobs

Find out the latest best practices and common misconceptions for performing your 5-year sprinkler test in NYC from the team at Capitol Fire Sprinkler.

NYC’s Office of Administrative Trials & Hearings updated their guidelines, including requests for rescheduling hearings & in-person hearings.

Here’s the ultimate guide for complying with LL 152 gas piping inspection requirements this year (and what’s required if you don’t have a gas piping system!)

Administrative elevator violations – EVCAT1, EVCAT5, and ACC1 – must now be paid and corrected online, and not in person. Get details on the latest change

New York City could enter Phase 2 reopening soon – find out what that means specifically for office buildings, and how to keep your properties safe.

The required TPP form for residential construction in NYC got a few changes. See what’s new, and how that will impact your business.

The DOB is letting owners apply for extensions to this year’s Local Law 87 EER requirement. Find out how to apply in this post

NYC is permitting construction to resume as of June 8th – here’s what you need to know to keep a safe site & avoid penalties

Find out what the city is proposing for cooling towers, and how COVID-19 may have increased the risk of legionella at specific buildings.

The renamed NYC Sustainability Help Center sent out resources on Benchmarking, Letter Grades, and more. Here’s what you should know:

SiteCompli’s Customer Success team reviewed some of the most important news and updates your property management team needs to know – watch the video now

Don’t miss details on this limited-time facade amnesty program from the DOB. Find out how to administratively clear Cycle 8 if you missed the filing date.

As the city responds to COVID-19, some agencies are adjusting local law compliance policies and procedures. Read for updates on the latest changes

There are lots of new requirements from the DOB regarding the facade inspection process. The agency is enhancing protocols and enforcing swift consequences.

We’ve got updated information on Local Law 110, including which specific buildings have to comply – and how much you’ll owe if you don’t.

Here’s what you need to understand the DOHMH’s latest cooling tower requirement – submitting 90-day Legionella sampling dates online.

Find out what we know about Local Law 110 – the new requirement to post violation copies – and which details will be clarified in the future.

Do you know how your building can start planning Local Law 97 compliance (and avoid significant fines)? Watch SiteCompli’s latest webinar to find out.

Catch up on the latest updates for several NYC agency rules – and get a reminder on compliance updates we’re still waiting for.

We’re sharing the top local law compliance FAQs (and answers) that our Customer Support team has received recently.

Don’t miss the most recent updates to FDNY distribution, signage, and filing requirements – find out what you need to do in our latest post.

We’ve rounded up the latest FDNY updates for National Fire Safety Awareness Month. Get the details on local laws as well as insights from our experts.

The final rules have been released for required gas piping inspections in New York City – read our latest post to find out what you need to do.

We’ve got the resources to ensure that you’re keeping up with the newest requirements and best practices for a successful Fall 2019 season.

The Storefront Tracker Bill was approved by the City Council, which means new requirements for NYC storefront owners and managers are coming soon.

The FDNY has proposed more fire safety requirements for residential buildings including an emergency checklist and Close Door notices.

Get expert answers on everything DOB, FDNY, HPD, ECB and more with SiteCompli resources, accessible 24/7 to your and your team

The latest updates on how NYC’s new sustainability laws impact building owners and managers – learn how you can prepare your property for what’s coming:

The deadline for sexual harassment prevention training is just around the corner for NYC and NY State employees – here’s what you need to know

There are several new laws and updates from the HPD that will impact your residential buildings in NYC.

NY State established a new rule requiring parking garage owners to obtain an operating permit, and perform periodic reassessments. Check out the details!

Read up on the latest changes in NYC compliance, including asbestos penalty updates, rules for outdoor battery systems, and lead paint level changes.

Here’s a comprehensive guide to understanding NYC Rodent Inspection data, a growing concern for all property managers in the city.

The Council passed another package of laws around multiple dwellings, buildings under construction, and more – find out how new laws will impact your team

What kinds of work are property managers doing and scheduling on a recurring basis? Find out what you should be scheduling in today’s blog post!

The latest updates on how NYC’s new sustainability laws impact building owners and managers – learn how you can prepare your property for what’s coming:

BuildingsNY 2019 is happening this week. Join the SiteCompli team on April 2-3, and learn about the ultimate resources in property management!

As a result of several serious accidents, the DOB is considering making major updates to facade laws. Here are 4 changes you must pay attention to!

HPD, DOB, and DOHMH have created must-review resources for NYC property managers. Read now & get the information you need to stay compliant!

Property managers agree on facing the same top problems – lack of standardization and automation and inefficiency. SiteCompli has solutions for all three.

Residential buildings in NYC will have to comply with new bedbug filing and allergen hazard inspection requirements in 2019 – find out more:

Here’s a brief overview of the latest updates from the DOB regarding regular elevator submissions through DOB NOW: Safety.

The city’s new gas piping inspection requirement is going into effect. Find out more about the proposed inspection timeline & requirements

Training requirements for NYC construction workers are about to be enforced. Avoid $5000 fines per worker – learn more in today’s post!

NYC Agencies are releasing several new rules, going into effect shortly or in 2019 – make sure your properties are prepared for the latest changes!

2019 brings news stipulations for the annual safety notice mailings. Find out what’s new and how you can comply with the law here!

The year’s biggest event gave teams a first look at brand new technology, plus insider information on the latest upcoming regulations. Check out what you missed!

We’ve gathered all the news about the DOB NOW elevator inspection filing change, door monitoring system update, and new carrying capacity signage.

The FDNY’s newest proposed rule is headed for a public hearing on 9/17/18 – find out more about updates to emergency drills in this post!

Class A multifamily buildings will be responsible for developing Smoking Policies – find out what you’ll need to include in yours.

Make sure you’re up-to-date on all the new regulations released for Benchmarking – know when you need to file, or if you have to file at all!

Avoid increased scrutiny at your construction site – download key TPP forms & comply with the DOB’s latest policies against tenant harassment

Elevator inspection filings are making the jump to DOB NOW: Safety this September. Make sure you avoid $3,000 per device fines and stay compliant in 2018!

The ECB released their annual report on collections efforts – find out which agencies are issuing the most violations, and which have the largest judgments

The July 1 deadline for LL26/04 is approaching – does your team know what to submit for Sprinkler Compliance Reports?

The FDNY might be changing the content and delivery of the annual Fire Safety Guide – find out how your buildings will be impacted, and what you’ll need to do in our latest post.

There’s a new rule for covered buildings – find out whether or not you’ll have to comply with this new public posting for energy grades and scores.

The city council just released a package of new fire prevention regulations – find out what you need to do to protect your portfolio now and going forward

The DOB announced an extension for buildings to submit their 2017 data – find out the new due date and stay posted on the latest changes!

Does your team know what to submit this July and July 2019 to stay compliant with the FDNY? Find out by reading this guest compilation from NY Engineers!

How does your team vet new acquisitions or prepare for new business? Don’t miss out on the very first step you should be taking – read more:

The updated NYC Violations Companion Guide is available for 2018 – read up on new construction regulations, learn how to prevent common infractions, & make sure you’ve got your compliance basics covered.

The DOB is proposing a new due date for mid-sized buildings to submit Benchmarking data. Don’t miss out on the comment period, ending April 2018!

DOB filing fees are changing March 5, 2018 for jobs going back as far as June 2016 – make sure you know how your portfolio will be impacted!

From required inspections to complaints and violations, understand how the DOB impacts your portfolio with the DOB Survival Kit.

Learn how FDNY requirements impact your property, and what you can do to prevent serious infractions and costly penalties.

The DOB is updating their requirements for buildings 25,000 sq. ft. and up – make sure you know if your building is required to file!

Read up on the latest changes straight from the Department of Buildings & find out what’s new for your buildings in 2018

Our expert Live Chat team fields all different kinds of questions teams across NYC. Find out what people are asking – and what they’re missing.

Find out critical answers to this year’s quiz contest, from basic NYC compliance to new violations, rules, and regulations.

If you work with condos or co-ops in New York State, make sure you’re aware of the latest annual requirement going into effect on January 1st.

On December 19th, the city council enacted more housing and construction regulations to cap off a busy 2017 – read up on the new rules in our post.

Kevin McCallister had a knack for getting into trouble with his family, but with NYC Agencies? It’s a compliance crackdown on Home Alone 2!

The DOB is updating their penalty schedule for ECB-related violations – find out what’s new, and which violations are going up in 2018.

We have the in’s and out’s on how to systematically monitor vendor insurance to avoid wasted time, money, and potential law suits.

America’s fitness craze is creeping into residential and commercial real estate. Learn more about what others are doing to make buildings more fitness-friendly & how you can get in on the trend.

SiteCompli’s elevator and boiler guide will help keep you up to date on all of the newest laws. Avoid violations, and stay informed!

These are the top 3 strategies for getting the highest tenant response rate possible with the least amount of manual work

More construction-related regulations are on the way. Find out what’s getting updated and what’s changing now.

While your first thought isn’t “buildings” when you hear Department of Transportation, maybe it should be – learn how this agency impacts your properties

HPD’s new gas leak procedure notice rules go into effect on October 18th – read up & make sure you’re prepared to avoid signage violations

Managing the tenant move-in/move-out process? Here are some industry best practices on ensuring a smooth transition for your staff and your tenants.

SiteCompli’s Ask the Expert series focuses in on Local Laws 84 and 87 with help from guest expert Original Energy – learn more about these requirements here

Pulling double duty as a manager/operator and a leasing agent? Here are some tips and tricks our clients shared for marketing to the largest rental group!

Check in with Cohen, Hochman & Allen attorney Lindsay Garroway about the two biggest violations hitting NYC owners and managers this year.

It’s two weeks until the next Heat Season – do you know about the new overnight temperature standards? Make sure you’re compliance-ready.

What happens when a fire chief, DOB representatives, and 250 property management professionals enter a room? HINT: the year’s biggest compliance conference!

SiteCompli’s latest NYC report covers changes in violation issue rates across all boroughs. Learn how to prevent the most frequently issued infractions now.

Class A multifamily buildings will be responsible for developing Smoking Policies – find out what you’ll need to include in yours.

Owners and developers are increasingly looking to the student housing market as a new opportunity – learn more about this growth area.

Multifamily owners and managers will be required to submit and post even more information starting next year – learn more today.

UPDATE – Make sure you have a plan for tackling annual tenant safety notices and following up – the penalties for non-compliance are steep!

SiteCompli speaks with Joe and Jo Ann Caracappa at Sierra Consulting Group, an elevator consulting firm specializing in elevator evaluations.

The City Council enacted several laws targeting residential construction and tenant harassment. Learn how they will impact your buildings going forward.

The DOB is launching a limited-time program for owners of private elevators. Find out how you can take advantage of free inspections and a 90-day amnesty.

Expanded benchmarking laws in NYC are coming, and the DOB wants your opinion. Take the Benchmarking Help Center’s survey for owners and managers.

DEP is still accepting applicants for their annual stormwater runoff grant program – don’t miss out on getting funding for your sustainability project!

DOB is shifting another required regular inspection filing to their online portal. Find out how to submit your boiler compliance now!

Commercial buildings must separate waste, recyclables, and post sanitation plans by August 1st, or face new penalties. Learn how to comply & prevent fines.

HPD has proposed specifics for the new notice requirement for gas leaks. Attend the hearing on August 7th to learn more and comment on these changes.

Review regulations for FDNY-required signs and markings at your buildings, including what needs to be in place now!

Prevent steep fines (some higher than $15,000!) by knowing what to do with your underground or aboveground bulk storage tank.

Expanded benchmarking laws in NYC are coming, and the DOB wants your opinions. Find out about upcoming Benchmarking focus groups.

FDNY Permit Accounts are incredibly important to keeping your building up to code – but can also be difficult to understand. Get expertise today.

Violations for cooling towers are ramping up across NYC – make sure you’re prepared for ongoing maintenance plan and programs!

Local Law 153 requires you to notify tenants of procedures in case of a gas leak – read more to see the sample notice and comply by June 4, 2017:

In addition to calorie counts, chain restaurants and food retailers now have to post nutritional information. Find out what’s required here.

The DSNY is changing their penalty schedule – see the fines for repeat violations here.

The DOB will be accepted reduced penalties for defaulted violations after they’re corrected – find out more, and read the new rule here!

The NY City Council just passed a law requiring additional disclosures for bedbug history at residential properties – read more about the new law here.

More key updates for the recent gas piping system regulations from the Department of Buildings – find out what can impact your buildings today

The DOB is adjusting their penalty schedule, and there’s a big possible change that could impact your properties. Find out more in our latest post.

Do you have the address posted near every entrance to your building? It’s now a NYC law. Learn more about this requirement in our new post.

We’re breaking down each of the new local laws related to gas lines and piping – read more to find out how they impact your properties

The FY 2018 Property Tax Assessments are in – learn how to challenge your assessment before the March deadline.

Take a look back at some of the most critical and complex compliance changes of 2016 with SiteCompli’s 4 Weeks of Compliance.

Have you ever heard of a Category 3 Elevator Inspection? Learn about this rare requirement for elevator devices in NYC.

SiteCompli did the research and found out how the DOB’s efforts to expand enforcement impacted DOB-ECB violations, and communities around NYC.

If you’re a small to mid-sized residential property operator, take advantage of the newest no-cost sustainability program from NYC!

New regulations for gas-related inspections, construction, and maintenance will soon go into effect – find out how these new laws impact your building.

If your NYC property is over 25,000 sq. ft., you’ll be required to file going forward. Learn how you can comply with Benchmarking laws now.

Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) issues are always a hot topic this time of year, when temperatures drop and tenant heat complaints tend to rise.

Do you run tenant background checks? Make sure you’re complying with the Fair Credit Reporting Act!

The ACC1 was just issued for the first time in two years – learn what to do to prevent this costly elevator violation.

A new FDNY Certificate of Fitness just replaced two others – here’s what you need to know about the Fire and Life Safety Director certification.

Here’s a simple guide to Alternative Enforcement Program statistics, and how to avoid becoming one.

Is your team prepared for NYC heat season? Learn about HPD’s enforcement methods and prevent escalation.

Find out what over 200 of NYC’s top owners and managers discussed during RealFocus, our inaugural all-day event centered around real estate compliance.

The FDNY has recently begun to label some Notices of Violation (infractions tied to an ECB hearing and fine) as FDNY Summonses. Here’s a quick reference:

It’s time to review the status of annual inspections for equipment at your property – prevent administrative fines before the end of the year!

Sanitation violations account for the highest number of ECB-related tickets issued in NYC – do you know how to spot and prevent them?

Make sure you have a plan for tackling annual tenant safety notices and following up – the penalties for non-compliance are steep!

Make sure you haven’t missed any NYC compliance news this week – get the scoop on major headlines here.

Have you received this fake violation? Learn how to avoid being a victim of this fraudulent pest infraction scam.

School is officially in session! We’ve gone through our archives and pulled out some of our most popular compliance resources for your review. While we’re not planning on giving a written exam, it’s still a good idea to brush up on your compliance facts and make sure you’ve got a good plan in place for the Fall.

Review what you need for HPD Registration, and make sure you’re set for this annual requirement for multifamily buildings, hotels, condos, co-ops and more!

Does your compliance plan include these three must-have components? Conquer requirements and combat surprises by implementing these necessary strategies.

Per Politico, Stop Work Orders are on the rise, and show no signs of slowing in 2016. In fact, they’re growing at a faster rate than new NYC construction.

Learn what’s impacting your portfolio now – watch the can’t-miss compliance webinar event reviewing NYC agency changes and updated regulations.

Local Law 38 of 2015 increased the thresholds for boiler registrations from 2.8 million btu/hr to 4.2 million btu/hr. Read more about it here!

The expansion of construction superintendent sites and duties have expanded with the latest Department of Buildings new law, 1 RCNY 3301-02.

Just in time for the heat of summer, maintenance requirements for cooling towers are finally here. Read the recently released new rules for NYC

The mayor’s office announced a sweeping set of new compliance regulations to answer risks associated with the city’s construction boom.