What does the City have on file for your building?
Open building violations, administrative hearings, 311 complaints, permits and the scofflaw list - for any Chicago address, straight from the City's public data. Free, no sign-up.
Include the house number, direction and street - for example 1430 W Ohio St. City of Chicago addresses only.
What each part means.
Open building violations
Problems an inspector wrote up that the City still shows as open. Old ones are often fixed but were never closed out - which still matters when you sell or refinance.
Administrative hearings
Cases the City has taken to its hearings department, with the next date. Missing one can mean a default fine.
311 calls
Complaints made at the address in the last year. A no-heat or building complaint usually comes before an inspection.
Permits
Work the City has permitted in the last 18 months.
Scofflaw list
The City's list of buildings with serious unresolved code violations.
Why we built this
We run this same check on every building we manage, every morning. It's the fastest way to see how a building is being looked after.
Want these off your plate?
We'll start from your building's City record and send a written proposal - free.