Contractors and expediters
Before bidding, open a property in the workspace to review DOB filings, permits, open violations, and certificates of occupancy with their source status.
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Use cases
How people use LotContext today
Each workflow below uses only what is available now. Planned capabilities are marked.
By profession
- Brokers and agents Know the building's public record before your client asks.
- Property managers Keep track of violations and filings across the buildings you manage.
- Architects and expediters Lot facts, zoning designations, and filing history before the first site visit.
- Investors Screen NYC acquisitions against the public record in minutes.
- Developers and builders Site screening and job monitoring for small development teams.
- Real-estate attorneys A sourced public-record file to start municipal and document review.
Researching for a team? Request a demo on a property you choose.
Workflows available today
Architects
Check a lot's area, zoning districts, overlays, and building class, then open the evidence for each value before relying on it.
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Brokers and buyers' advisors
Save properties and set alerts so newly observed public records surface without re-running research.
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Researchers and analysts
Use the API to pull parcel attributes with field-level provenance into your own tools.
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Application developers
Resolve addresses and query many properties at once through the query API and bulk exports.
Planned
LotContext is research support, not a title search, legal zoning opinion, or compliance certification.