What the listing does not show
132-35 Sanford Avenue #LC
in 132-35 Sanford AvenueQueensLow risk(partial records)
Listed at $650,000. The listing does not mention what city records show: 0 open housing violations and 0 open penalties.
- Asking
- $650,000
- Beds
- 1 bed
- Baths
- 1 bath
- Size
- 957 ft²
- Housing file
- None
- Open building violations
- 1
- Unresolved penalties
- 0
01 / Findings
What to ask about
City records a buyer can raise and a seller should be ready to explain. A reading of open filings, not a forecast.
- 01The Housing department has no file for this address. That is common for condominiums and small buildings, and it does not mean the building is clear.
- 021 open Buildings Department violation, which can slow a closing.
- 03Checked: no unresolved penalties on file.
02 / Building
The building
City records for 132-35 Sanford Avenue, the building this listing is in.
The city's tax-lot file has no match for this address yet, so building size, age and assessment are not shown.
04 / Checked
What was checked
A zero means the file exists and is clear. A dash means the city has no file for this address, which is not the same thing.
Housing (HPD)
—
no file
Housing records are kept for registered apartment buildings. Condominiums and small buildings are often not in them.
Buildings (DOB)
1
open violations
1 safety-related. Most recent open filing Apr 7, 2021.
Permits, unsafe structures, boilers, elevators, facades.
Penalties (ECB)
0
unresolved
No unresolved penalties on file.
05 / Full report
Not on the listing
How many documents and sales the city has on file for this building.
06 / FAQ
Questions
How many open violations does 132-35 Sanford Avenue #LC have?
As of Oct 6, 2026, the building at 132-35 Sanford Avenue has 1 open DOB violations, 0 unresolved ECB penalties. These are building records, so they apply to this listing.
Does a missing city file mean the building is clear?
No. A missing file means the city has no record matched to this address, not that the building has no problems. Condominiums and small buildings often sit outside the housing registry. Ask the seller or the managing agent directly.
Where does this data come from?
Records are combined from NYC DCP PLUTO (tax lot, zoning, FAR); NYC HPD (housing violations and registrations); NYC DOB and ECB (building violations and penalties); NYC ACRIS (recorded deeds, mortgages and satisfactions); Active for-sale listings.
Sources
NYC DCP PLUTO (tax lot, zoning, FAR) · NYC HPD (housing violations and registrations) · NYC DOB and ECB (building violations and penalties) · NYC ACRIS (recorded deeds, mortgages and satisfactions) · Active for-sale listings
refreshed Oct 6, 2026. Written for people buying or selling this property. Not legal, tax, or appraisal advice. Confirm the details with the city before you offer or list.