Every Manhattan building cited SWARMP or UNSAFE under NYC's Facade Inspection Safety Program (Local Law 11), scored by fine exposure and deadline — and sold to just one Manhattan contractor.
Under FISP / Local Law 11, every Manhattan building over six stories must file a facade inspection in Cycle 10. Right now 7,715 Manhattan buildings carry a SWARMP or UNSAFE filing — 2,262 are UNSAFE (requiring an immediate sidewalk shed and facing ECB fines of $5,000–$25,000) and 5,453 are SWARMP and legally must be repaired before the cycle closes. Every one is a facade-repair job someone in Manhattan will win.
NYC Data Co maintains the live, owner-enriched feed of all 7,715 cited Manhattan buildings — with the owner, managing agent, filing engineer, fine exposure, and repair deadline on each. It is borough-exclusive: one Manhattan contractor gets it, and competitors are locked out.
Manhattan — 1 seat, exclusive. $499/month. Refreshed as the city posts new filings. One facade job covers a decade of the subscription.
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