ViolationNet organizes city-published code-enforcement records by property, date, and status. Where public records support it, you can also review owner-of-record and mailing context. Use it to monitor your properties or research property history — not to infer an owner's finances, intent, or likelihood of selling.
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Coverage and source dates explained on methodology — not a live nationwide counter.
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Watch buildings across your chosen markets from one dashboard. Review newly collected public records and a property's violation history in one place.
Best with PortfolioMonitor the properties you own. When a newly collected record matches a watched address, review the published status and source details before it becomes an unwelcome surprise.
Best with ProResearch public violation history, property activity, and owner-of-record context where public records make it available. Use the evidence for market and due-diligence research; a violation is not proof that an owner wants to sell.
Best with PortfolioInvestors: compare public-record property research approaches — read the PropStream, CoreLogic, and ATTOM comparison →
Start with selected properties or facilities, then keep the named publisher, available source fields, and date context visible while your team decides what needs independent verification.
For commercial facilities your team already serves or is authorized to review: keep named, source-dated inspection records alongside a selected account list.
Explore the workflow → Food-service accountsFor refrigeration, hood/exhaust, plumbing, equipment, and facilities-service teams: review named, historical publisher records around selected customer facilities.
Explore the workflow → OperationsOrganize newly collected city records around selected non-residential properties.
Explore the workflow → Acquisition researchKeep source-dated city records reviewable alongside a selected research queue.
Explore the workflow → Insurance operationsUse municipal public records as research context for selected properties.
Explore the workflow → Portfolio researchReview source-dated city records alongside properties your team is authorized to examine.
Explore the workflow → Philadelphia property managementReview bounded city-published rental-license and publisher-keyed enforcement records for selected Philadelphia properties.
Explore the workflow → NYC property operationsStart with one selected Building Identification Number, then route to the relevant official façade, elevator, ECB, or HPD record workflow.
Explore the workflow → Restaurant operationsReview named official, source-dated inspection records around facilities your organization operates, manages, or is authorized to review.
Explore the workflow →Enter the addresses you want to monitor. Takes under 2 minutes.
Source availability and publishing timing vary by city. Cadence follows city publishing + our collection — not a minutes-level inspector feed. Review each record's date and status in context. See methodology.
Receive an email when newly collected records match the properties and markets you choose. This is not a real-time civic notifier.
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Read More →Start with a free address lookup, then choose the markets and properties that matter to you.
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