NYC Property & Venue APIs
@MATCHUP-LABS
Official NYC property, building, and venue intelligence for AI agents. Use when the user is asking about a specific NYC address, landlord or building risk, open violations or complaints, or restaurant/venue safety and quality in a neighborhood. Example user requests: "Is this a b
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What is NYC Property & Venue APIs?
It is an MCP server that delivers official NYC property, building, and venue intelligence for AI agents. It is designed for users investigating specific NYC addresses, landlords, building risk, open violations or complaints, or restaurant/venue safety and quality in a neighborhood.
How to use NYC Property & Venue APIs?
Obtain an API key at nycapi.app. The server exposes four tools: resolve_property_identifier, get_property_intelligence, get_building_violations, and get_restaurant_venue_intel. Invoke them by asking natural-language questions about NYC addresses, landlords, violations, or restaurant safety.
Key features of NYC Property & Venue APIs
- Resolve a property identifier from an address or BBL.
- Retrieve comprehensive property intelligence.
- Look up open building violations and complaints.
- Get restaurant and venue safety and quality data.
Use cases of NYC Property & Venue APIs
- Real estate due diligence on a specific address.
- Portfolio and lender risk assessment for buildings.
- Building compliance audits and tenant advocacy.
- Landlord background research.
- Restaurant and venue discovery in a neighborhood.
FAQ from NYC Property & Venue APIs
What data does the server provide?
It provides official NYC property, building, and venue intelligence, including open violations, complaints, and restaurant/venue safety and quality information.
How do I authenticate?
You need an API key obtained from nycapi.app. The README does not specify how to pass the key (e.g., environment variable or header).
What are the four tools available?
resolve_property_identifier, get_property_intelligence, get_building_violations, and get_restaurant_venue_intel.
Can I use this server for non-NYC addresses?
No, it is designed exclusively for NYC addresses.
What transport or authorization methods does it use?
The README does not specify transport (stdio/HTTP) or auth mechanism beyond requiring an API key.
