Registered managing agent · 9 graded buildings · data of 2026-10-16
A mixed portfolio by the city's records. Ranked #359 of 764 New York City management portfolios by recorded distress per unit — 33.7 penalty points per 10 units over three years (how grades work). See the full rankings
A6 B1 C2
67% of this portfolio's graded buildings hold an A; 0% grade D or F. Across all 9 buildings the city currently records 127 open HPD violations, 71 of them immediately hazardous, and tenants called 311 about heat or hot water 92 times in the last three years.
| Building | Borough | Units | Grade | Penalty rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 717 Seneca Avenue | Queens 11385 | 6 | C | 243 |
| 42-45 Judge Street | Queens 11373 | 21 | C | 165 |
| 64-62 Booth Street | Queens 11374 | 18 | B | 93 |
| 62-64 Saunders Street | Queens 11374 | 68 | A | 34 |
| 61-48 Madison Street | Queens 11385 | 16 | A | 19 |
| 320 West 17 Street | Manhattan 10011 | 20 | A | 17 |
| 63-14 Queens Boulevard | Queens 11377 | 82 | A | 8 |
| 61-40 Saunders Street | Queens 11374 | 73 | A | 7 |
| 1 Weehawken Street | Manhattan 10014 | 14 | A | 4 |
click any building for its full public record · penalty rate = severity-weighted city records per 10 units over three years
Buildings are attributed to this portfolio by the registered managing agent named in their HPD registrations — the entity responsible for day-to-day operations. Ownership LLCs are listed on each building's own page. Every figure is computed mechanically from records published by the City of New York and recomputed weekly, so a portfolio that fixes its buildings improves here. Corrections: support@mice.nyc.