NYC Property Intel

What is NYC Property Intel?

NYC Property Intel is an MCP server that lets users ask questions about any New York City property in plain English, querying 22+ official NYC public databases to return synthesized answers. It is designed for real estate professionals, investors, and due-diligence users.

How to use NYC Property Intel?

You can try it without installing at https://nycpropertyintel.com/chat — 3 free queries, no signup. For Claude Code, install via claude mcp add --transport http nyc-property-intel "https://nyc-property-intel-production.up.railway.app/mcp" --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" --scope user. Get a token at nycpropertyintel.com; the free trial is 10 queries/day for 30 days.

Key features of NYC Property Intel

• Queries 22+ official NYC public databases in one message.
• Answers in plain English about any NYC property.
• Covers DOB, HPD, ECB, ACRIS, DOF, 311, FDNY, NYPD, and more.
• Enforces strict Fair Housing compliance at the software layer.
• Source code is MIT licensed on GitHub.

Use cases of NYC Property Intel

• Checking open violations on a specific property (e.g., "Any open violations on 350 5th Ave?").
• Full due diligence on a property (e.g., "Full due diligence on 123 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn").
• Reviewing eviction history by BBL.
• Finding 311 complaints near an address in the last year.

FAQ from NYC Property Intel

What datasets does NYC Property Intel cover?

It covers DOB violations & permits, HPD complaints/violations/registrations, ECB violations, ACRIS deeds & mortgages, DOF rolling/annual sales & assessments, 311 complaints, FDNY fire incidents, NYPD complaint data (geospatial), Marshal evictions, PLUTO property profiles, and rent stabilization registry.

Does NYC Property Intel provide tenant screening or demographic profiling?

No. It enforces strict Fair Housing and refuses such queries at the software layer. It is a due-diligence tool, not an appraisal, and does not provide legal or financial advice.

What are the runtime requirements and how do I get an API token?

You can try 3 free queries without a token at nycpropertyintel.com/chat. For Claude Code, you need a token obtained from nycpropertyintel.com. The free trial offers 10 queries per day for 30 days.

Is the server transport HTTP? What authentication is used?

The server uses HTTP transport. Authentication is via a Bearer token passed as a header.

Are there any known limitations?

The MIT-licensed code is available on GitHub for self-hosting. The free tier is limited to 10 queries per day. The server is designed for due diligence, not for legal or final appraisal decisions.