82 Bronx buildings have a SWARMP or UNSAFE facade report and no repair filed yet
Every building in Bronx whose first cycle 10 FISP report was rated SWARMP or UNSAFE, privately owned, with no repair filing or repair permit in public DOB data since the report (a sidewalk shed alone does not count as work). Re-checked every week - 14% of all open cases in New York City.
2 sidewalk sheds on open Bronx cases reach the LL48 penalty start (second permit renewal) in the next 90 days.1 reported Bronx facade got a repair filing or permit in the week to Oct 19 and now counts as work under way.Any firm in the Bronx can subscribe, including the ones you bid against.
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Three of the open cases, anonymized
| Area | Finding | Sidewalk shed | Size | Typical repair filings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ZIP 104xx | UNSAFE, Feb 2026 | since Jun 2023 (40 mo) | 1-6 floors | $45k-$234k |
| ZIP 104xx | UNSAFE, Dec 2025 | since Mar 2025 (19 mo) | 1-6 floors | $45k-$234k |
| ZIP 104xx | UNSAFE, Oct 2025 | since Apr 2023 (42 mo) | 1-6 floors | $45k-$234k |
The full list names the building, BIN and DOB links, the inspection firm of record (usually the engineer who writes the repair scope and invites bidders), the managing agent and the owner entity - companies only.
Where the open cases are
ZIP areas with the most open cases in Bronx: 104xx (80).
Why owners in Bronx move now
A SWARMP or UNSAFE report obliges the owner to repair. Under Local Law 48 of 2025, sheds without work in progress can cost the owner $10 to $200 per linear foot and month, depending on the shed age; Local Law 51 adds repair milestones for new sheds. The next wave of reports is due with the Sub-Cycle 10A deadline on Feb 21, 2027. By the time a job is on Dodge or BuildingConnected, the bidder list is set - these cases are earlier: the report is filed, the scope is not. Penalties in detail · how the list is built
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Source: NYC Open Data / NYC Department of Buildings, modified. Not affiliated with the NYC Department of Buildings; informational only, verify in DOB NOW. No commissions, no referrals.