NYC Certificates of Occupancy Feed: New & Altered Buildings

Get a fresh feed of certificates of occupancy for New York City: every newly completed or altered building with issue date, address, work type, occupancy type, dwelling units, stories, floor area and contractor where published. A certificate of occupancy is the earliest signal that a building is ready to be occupied.

📥 Input · 📤 Output · 💰 Pricing

Example result

This is one real record returned by the actor:

{
  "jurisdiction": "New York City, NY",
  "certificateNumber": "1088213-0000008",
  "issueDate": "2026-10-20",
  "status": "CO Issued",
  "coType": "Renewal Without Change",
  "jobNumber": "123739311",
  "workType": "ALTERATION TYPE 1",
  "dwellingUnits": 32,
  "addressStreet": "533 E 12 Street",
  "city": "New York",
  "borough": "Manhattan",
  "state": "NY",
  "zip": "10009",
  "latitude": 40.728738,
  "longitude": -73.980473,
  "parcelId": "1004067504",
  "bin": "1088213",
  "source": "NYC DOB NOW Certificates of Occupancy",
  "observedAt": "2026-10-22T06:09:24.779Z"
}

What you get

• jurisdiction: City, county, state or province of the program
• certificateNumber: Certificate of occupancy number
• issueDate: Issue date
• status: Status
• coType: Certificate type (final, temporary, renewal...)
• jobNumber: Related permit / job number
• workType: Type of work
• dwellingUnits: Dwelling units
• addressStreet: Street address
• city: City
• borough: NYC borough
• state: State or province
• zip: ZIP or postal code
• latitude: Latitude
• longitude: Longitude
• parcelId: Tax parcel / lot identifier (BBL, SSL, APN, folio, etc.)
• bin: NYC Building Identification Number (BIN)
• source: Official source program or agency

Who is it for

• Commercial movers, furniture and fit-out vendors
• Telecom, security and facility service providers
• Property managers and leasing teams
• Construction market analysts

Use cases

• Reach new buildings right when they open
• Track new multifamily supply
• Monitor contractor activity

How to use it

1. Open the Input tab and pick the filters you need (all are optional).
2. Set the maximum number of certificates to return.
3. Click Start. Results appear in the dataset as they are collected and can be exported to JSON, CSV or Excel, or pulled through the Apify API.
4. Schedule the actor (daily, weekly or monthly) to keep your list fresh.

FAQ

Am I charged if a run fails or finds nothing?

No. You pay only for records actually delivered to your dataset. Failed or empty runs cost nothing.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. Free Apify plans can run every actor and receive up to 10 results per run to evaluate the data.

Where does the data come from?

From official public records and open-data disclosures published by the government programs named on this page. BuildingSignal cleans, normalizes and standardizes them into one consistent schema.

How fresh is the data?

Each run reads the current official publication, so you always get the latest data the program has released. Schedule the actor to track changes over time.

Can I use it with my CRM or BI tool?

Yes. Export to CSV/Excel/JSON, call it through the Apify API, or connect it with Make, Zapier, n8n or Google Sheets integrations.

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BuildingSignal is an independent data provider and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any government agency or program named on this page. Data comes from official public records; always confirm critical decisions with the issuing agency.