72 Queens buildings have a SWARMP or UNSAFE facade report and no repair filed yet
Open cases re-checked weeklyEach case below has a Cycle 10 FISP report on file with DOB, and our weekly check of public DOB data shows no repair filing or repair permit since that report (a sidewalk shed alone does not count as work). These are the 5 highest-priority cases in Queens, anonymized: the full list names the building.
2 sidewalk sheds on open Queens cases reach the LL48 penalty start (second permit renewal) in the next 90 days.1 reported Queens facade got a repair filing or permit in the week to Oct 19 and now counts as work under way.Any firm in Queens can subscribe, including the ones you bid against.
Want the addresses? The full list names every open Queens case with the address, the inspection firm of record and the managing agent - from $590 a year, re-checked weekly.
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Sample cases
- Report filed
- Oct 2026
- History
- no cycle 9 report on file
- Priority
- A
- Sidewalk shed
- since Oct 2026 (under a month)
- LL48 penalty risk
- no LL48 penalty yet - starts after the second permit renewal (0 of 2 since Jan 12, 2026; estimated Apr 2027)
- Size
- 1-6 floors, built 1960s
- Typical repair filings (P25-P75)
- $45k-$219k
- Address, inspection firm, agent
- in the full list
- Report filed
- Oct 2026
- History
- no cycle 9 report on file
- Priority
- A
- Sidewalk shed
- since Sep 2026 (1 mo)
- LL48 penalty risk
- no LL48 penalty yet - starts after the second permit renewal (0 of 2 since Jan 12, 2026; estimated Mar 2027)
- Size
- 15-24 floors, built 2020s
- Typical repair filings (P25-P75)
- $259k-$1.2M
- Address, inspection firm, agent
- in the full list
- Report filed
- Aug 2026
- History
- no cycle 9 report on file
- Priority
- A
- Sidewalk shed
- since Jan 2025 (20 mo)
- LL48 penalty risk
- no LL48 penalty yet - starts after the second permit renewal (1 of 2 since Jan 12, 2026; estimated Jan 2027)
- Size
- 1-6 floors, built 1960s
- Typical repair filings (P25-P75)
- $45k-$219k
- Address, inspection firm, agent
- in the full list
- Report filed
- Apr 2025
- History
- no cycle 9 report on file
- Priority
- A
- Sidewalk shed
- since Jun 2026 (3 mo)
- LL48 penalty risk
- no LL48 penalty yet - starts after the second permit renewal (1 of 2 since Jan 12, 2026; estimated Dec 2026)
- Size
- 7-9 floors, built 1950s
- Typical repair filings (P25-P75)
- $45k-$219k
- Address, inspection firm, agent
- in the full list
- Report filed
- Apr 2025
- History
- cycle 9: SWARMP → now SWARMP
- Priority
- B
- Sidewalk shed
- since Sep 2024 (25 mo)
- LL48 penalty risk
- no LL48 penalty yet - starts after the second permit renewal (1 of 2 since Jan 12, 2026; estimated Dec 2026)
- Size
- 10-14 floors, built 1960s
- Typical repair filings (P25-P75)
- $96k-$619k
- Address, inspection firm, agent
- in the full list
- street address, BIN and links to the DOB records
- the inspection firm that filed the report - usually the engineer who writes the repair scope and invites bidders, so you know whom to ask
- managing agent and owner entity (companies only), the agent's other open cases
- shed contractor and first shed permit, LL51 milestones where they apply
- a weekly re-check: cases with new repair permits drop out, new reports come in
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Full list from $590 a year - founding price for the first 10 firms, until Mar 31, 2027: facaderepairradar.com
Our promise: only buildings without visible repair work in public DOB data, re-checked weekly. Work done without a permit, and contracts signed but not yet filed, cannot be seen in public data. Penalties under Local Law 48 of 2025 (Admin Code § 28-220.1) apply only to months without work in progress and depend on the shed length, which DOB does not publish - figures are estimates from the lot frontage, not amounts owed. Repair volumes are the middle half of estimated job costs declared on DOB facade filings since 2021 - not bids or contract values.
Source: NYC Department of Buildings - DOB NOW: Safety Facades Compliance Filings, DOB NOW: Build and BIS job filings and permits, ECB violations (NYC Open Data); DCP PLUTO; modified. Company-level information only; no personal data. Not affiliated with the NYC Department of Buildings. No commissions, no referrals: we do not broker contracts or place firms on bidder lists. Full list from $590 a year at facaderepairradar.com. Facade Repair Radar · Christoph (Chris) Ploner, near Vienna, Austria · imprint
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