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MCP server giving Claude AI access to 22+ NYC public-record databases for real estate due diligence

Connector by ccedacero · GitHub account verified by the MCP Registry

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Works with Claude Code, VS Code, Cursor, Windsurf. Read the repository before you give any tool access to your data.

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Asks which of your tools to add it to (Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Claude Desktop) and shows the change first. See https://agentmart.dev/cli.

Remote endpoint

  • https://nyc-property-intel-production.up.railway.app/mcp Remote (HTTP)

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MCP server giving Claude AI access to 22+ NYC public-record databases for real estate due diligence

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What this server can do and what it asks for, from its tool list, install config and code. Checked Oct 25, 2026.

Tools
18 read · 0 write · 0 deleteRead-only
Secrets
None asked for
Install scripts
Nothing to install (hosted)
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Hosted (remote endpoint)

Tools by what they do 18

Read from the source code; the running server may list different tools.

Read 18 · Look things up without changing anything.

  • analyze_property
  • get_311_complaints
  • get_building_permits
  • get_dob_complaints
  • get_evictions
  • get_fdny_fire_incidents
  • get_hpd_complaints
  • get_hpd_litigations
  • get_hpd_registration
  • get_liens_and_encumbrances
  • get_nypd_crime
  • get_property_history
Show 6 more tools
  • get_property_issues
  • get_rent_stabilization
  • get_tax_info
  • lookup_property
  • search_comps
  • search_neighborhood_stats

Network hosts it talks to 22

  • a810-bisweb.nyc.gov · found in code
  • api-portal.nyc.gov · found in code
  • api.nyc.gov · found in code
  • app.loops.so · found in code
  • bing.com · found in code
  • buy.stripe.com · found in code
  • challenges.cloudflare.com · found in code
  • data.cityofnewyork.us · found in code
  • github.com · found in code
  • google.com · found in code
  • hpdonline.nyc.gov · found in code
  • hud.gov · found in code
  • nyc-property-intel-production.up.railway.app · found in remote endpoint, install command, code
  • nyc.gov · found in code
  • nycpropertyintel.com · found in code
  • openai.com · found in code
  • perplexity.ai · found in code
  • sitemaps.org · found in code
  • standardwebhooks.com · found in code
  • us-assets.i.posthog.com · found in code
  • us.i.posthog.com · found in code
  • zola.planning.nyc.gov · found in code

Files it touches

  • /Users/devtzi/dev/nyc-property-intel/screenshots/report_ui_check.png
  • /Users/devtzi/dev/nyc-property-intel/screenshots/report_ui_topfold.png
  • /Users/devtzi/dev/nyc-property-intel/screenshots/shared_report_check.png
  • Any path the agent passes to its tools

Tools (18)

Read from the source code; the running server may differ. Descriptions are the server’s own words; hidden characters are shown as [U+…].

  • analyze_property

    Generate a comprehensive due diligence summary for a NYC property. Combines data from 14 sources concurrently: property profile, HPD/DOB violations, HPD complaints, HPD litigations, HPD registration, evictions, building permits, 311 complaints, sales history, tax assessment, tax liens, ACRIS mortgages, rent stabilization, and comparable sales. Use this when the user wants a complete picture of a property for investment analysis.

  • get_311_complaints

    Get 311 service request complaints filed at or near a property address. Queries the local 311 database (NYC Open Data). Covers noise, rodents, illegal dumping, graffiti, heat/hot water, illegal parking, street conditions, and ~200 other complaint types. 311 data is a leading-indicator for neighborhood quality and building distress — complaints are filed *before* violations are issued. High complaint volume at an address is a red flag for active tenant issues. Provide either `address` OR `bbl` (not both). Args: address: Street address, e.g. "37-06 80th Street, Queens". bbl: 10-digit…

  • get_building_permits

    Get DOB building permit filings and job applications for a property. Shows new building, alteration, and demolition applications with costs, status, proposed changes (stories, units, height), and applicant info. Use this to understand planned or completed construction activity.

  • get_dob_complaints

    Get DOB complaints filed against a property with the Dept of Buildings. Queries the DOB Complaints Received dataset (NYC Open Data `eabe-havv`). Complaints are filed *before* formal violations are issued — they trigger DOB inspections and are the earliest public signal of construction, safety, or code issues at a building. Key insight: compare this with `get_property_issues` violations. If a property has many complaints but few violations, DOB may not be inspecting. If complaints are recent and unresolved, it flags active safety concerns. Common complaint categories: illegal construction (0…

  • get_evictions

    Get marshal eviction execution records for a property address. Returns evictions that were *executed* (marshal removed tenant), not just filed. Covers residential and commercial evictions citywide from 2017. BBL queries use a local indexed database for fast, exact lookups. Address queries use the Socrata API for full 126K-row dataset coverage. Use this to assess tenant instability and cash-flow risk. Many executed evictions at a building may indicate distressed management, problematic tenants, or an owner pushing out rent-stabilized tenants. Provide either `address` OR `bbl` (not both). A…

  • get_fdny_fire_incidents

    Get FDNY fire and emergency incident history for a property address. Queries the local FDNY incident database (NYC Open Data dataset 8m42-w767). Returns fire incidents, structural fires, EMS responses, and other emergency calls associated with a property's zip code and borough. Falls back to the Socrata API for finer-grained address matching if local table unavailable. Use this to identify fire history, structural fire risk, repeated emergency responses, or patterns of emergency calls at a property's location. Provide either `address` OR `bbl` (not both). If BBL is given, the tool resolves …

  • get_hpd_complaints

    Get HPD tenant complaints and reported problems for a property. Complaints are leading indicators of building distress — they show what tenants are reporting before formal violations are issued. Categories include PLUMBING, PAINT/PLASTER, HEAT/HOT WATER, PEST CONTROL, etc. Use this alongside violations to assess a building's condition. Note on historical depth: our local DB retains all historical HPD complaints, while NYC's live Socrata API rolls older records out of its public feed. As a result, totals reported here may exceed what data.cityofnewyork.us shows for the same BBL — the extra ro…

  • get_hpd_litigations

    Get HPD litigation history — cases where HPD sued the building owner. HPD only litigates the worst-offending buildings. This is a strong red flag for investors. Shows case types (heat/services, harassment, tenant protection), harassment findings, open judgements, and penalties. A building with HPD litigation history carries significant regulatory risk.

  • get_hpd_registration

    Get HPD building registration and contact info. Shows the managing agent, corporate owner, head officer, and site manager for a registered NYC building. Required for buildings with 3+ residential units. Use this to find who manages or owns a building.

  • get_liens_and_encumbrances

    Get tax liens and mortgage/encumbrance records for a property. Shows DOF tax lien sale list entries and ACRIS recorded documents — mortgages, satisfactions, condo common-charge liens (LOCC), tax lien sale certificates (TLS/ATL/AMTL), and tax-lien discharges (DTL/RTXL) — including party names and amounts. Use this to assess a property's debt profile and lien exposure. Not covered (different filing systems): federal tax liens, mechanic's liens, and court-filed lis pendens.

  • get_nypd_crime

    Get NYPD crime complaints within a radius of a property. Queries the local NYPD complaint database (NYC Open Data) using a geospatial bounding-box search centered on the property's lat/lon. Returns all complaint types — felonies, misdemeanors, and violations — filed within the specified radius. Falls back to Socrata API if local table is unavailable. Uses the property's PLUTO coordinates (lot centroid) for accuracy. Default radius of 300 m covers roughly 3 city blocks in any direction. Use this to assess neighborhood safety for buyers, lenders, or underwriters. Compare felony vs misdemeanor…

  • get_property_history

    Get the history of a NYC property including sales and ownership transfers. Pulls sales from DOF records and ownership transfers from ACRIS deed records. Shows sale prices, dates, buyer/seller names, and document types. Use this to understand a property's transaction history and price trajectory.

  • get_property_issues

    Get HPD housing violations, DOB building code violations, and ECB/OATH violations for a property. HPD Class C violations are immediately hazardous. ECB violations include penalties and balances due. Returns both summary counts and violation details. Use this to assess a building's regulatory risk profile. Note on historical depth: our local DB retains all historical HPD violations and complaints, while NYC's live Socrata API rolls older records out of its public feed. As a result, the totals reported here may exceed what data.cityofnewyork.us shows for the same BBL — the extra rows are real,…

  • get_rent_stabilization

    Get rent stabilization history for a property. Shows stabilized unit counts from 2007-2017 and whether counts are estimated or confirmed by DHCR. Use this to check if a building is rent-stabilized and track unit count changes over time.

  • get_tax_info

    Get property tax assessment, market value, and exemption details. Shows assessed and market values (land and total), tax class, taxable value, and any active tax exemptions like 421a, J-51, or STAR.

Show 3 more tools
  • lookup_property

    Look up a NYC property by address or BBL. Returns the full property profile including building details, zoning, assessed value, owner, and lot characteristics. This is always the first tool to call — you need a BBL before using other tools.

  • search_comps

    Find comparable property sales and neighborhood market statistics. Can search by zip code, building class, size, and time period. If a reference BBL is provided, uses that property's characteristics as defaults. Returns individual sales with price per sqft and quarterly market trends.

  • search_neighborhood_stats

    Get aggregate neighborhood statistics for market research and area analysis. Combines property stock data, sales market activity, violation patterns, and rent stabilization counts at the zip code or neighborhood level. Use this to compare areas, identify investment hotspots, or understand a neighborhood's character before drilling into individual properties. At least one of zip_code or neighborhood is required.

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Forks
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Last commit
Oct 23, 2026 (5 days ago)
Last release
May 12, 2026 (5 months ago)

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Details

Registry name
io.github.ccedacero/nyc-property-intel
Version
0.1.1
Auth
Auth not stated
License
MIT
Repository
github.com/ccedacero/nyc-property-intel
First seen
Oct 24, 2026
Last checked
Oct 25, 2026
Source
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Nyc Property Intel MCP server. Agent Mart. https://agentmart.dev/connectors/ccedacero-nyc-property-intel (last updated 2026-10-25)