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Find information and resources for property owners, workers, and contractors in New York City. Learn about site safety training, sustainability, permits, codes, zoning, and more.
- DOB
As the primary regulator of these vital industries, the NYC...
- Tenant
The Department hosts weekly informational sessions for...
- Property or Business Owner
Property or Business Owner. The average property or business...
- Industry
As the Department strives to facilitate safe and compliant...
- Safety
Construction is a dangerous business and the Department of...
- Codes
COVID-19 Buildings Bulletins As part of the citywide...
- Construction on My Block
Construction in My Neighborhood. The Department has several...
- Resolve a Violation
Resolve a Summons or Violation. Open violations can prevent...
- DOB
DOB regulates construction and real estate in New York City, enforcing codes, zoning, and multiple dwelling law. It also supports workers, property owners, and tenants through plans, permits, licenses, and inspections.
Find the main number, online help form, and office locations of the Department of Buildings. Get information and assistance on various topics related to construction, inspections, enforcement, and permits.
The New York City Department of Buildings ( DOB) is the department of the New York City government that enforces the city's building codes and zoning regulations, issues building permits, licenses, registers and disciplines certain construction trades, responds to structural emergencies and inspects over 1,000,000 new and existing buildings.
Learn how to access and review the history of any building in New York City using various tools and portals. You can find violations, permits, complaints, zoning diagrams, after hour variance map and more.
Find the contact information and hours of the borough offices of the Department of Buildings (DOB) for various inquiries and services. Learn about Buildings After Hours, online resources, and records requests.
Search for property information, complaints, violations, actions, applications, and inspections in New York City. Find licensed tradespeople, general contractors, and registrants in the Department of Buildings online query system.
