Building Intelligence
36/100
HIGH ATTENTION
The Building Intelligence Score (Methodology v1.0) combines verified public records and building documents. Each scored section starts from a neutral baseline of 50. Only current, material, source-backed evidence moves the score — ordinary NYC permit/complaint volume and missing data do not. Data coverage is reported separately. This score does not predict investment performance or future risk.
What you should know
Three sample findings from the full report.
Open DOB violation source records
Of 51 DOB violation source records on file, 6 remain open in available records.
Recommendation — Ask seller's counsel whether open DOB violations have been cured but not yet reflected in DOB records, and request documentation of any cure.
Substantial permit activity on file
51 permit source records and 35 job source records are on file with the Department of Buildings.
Recommendation — Ask management whether any major work is still ongoing and whether additional capital assessments are expected.
Limited financial documentation in public records
Reviewed financial facts from offering-plan documents are limited or not yet available.
Recommendation — Request the most recent financial statement from the managing agent during diligence.
Section scorecards
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Items to review before contract
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Questions for management & seller
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Brickwise organizes and analyzes public records and available building documentation. This report is informational and does not replace legal, financial, engineering, lending or other professional due diligence.