Building compliance in Bushwick

Bushwick is made up mostly of smaller buildings and predominantly residential. Its building stock is largely prewar: about 72% of buildings predate 1960, 2% exceed 25,000 sq ft, and 0% rise above six stories. HPD registration, lead-paint (LL31) and gas-piping (LL152) rules drive most obligations here.

Buildings in Bushwick, by compliance scope

Live counts from the city's PLUTO dataset for Brooklyn Community District 4. Thresholds are how NYC decides which Local Laws apply — a building can fall into several.

Counts are current PLUTO records and approximate the buildings likely in scope; only a per-address check confirms what applies. Check your building →

Compliance activity in Bushwick

A current read on housing conditions in this district — open HPD housing-maintenance complaints on record for Brooklyn Community District 4.

Source: NYC HPD Complaints (Open Data). Tenant-reported complaints differ from issued violations — look up a specific building's violations →

Deadlines that hit Bushwick

• Local Law 152 (gas piping): Bushwick is in Brooklyn Community District 4, which is in the 2026 sub-cycle. The next inspection deadline is December 31, 2026, and it repeats every four years. Your community district — not your neighborhood — sets this date.
• Local Law 97 (carbon caps): buildings over 25,000 sq ft file an emissions report by May 1 each year; caps tighten sharply in 2030. 209 buildings here are over that threshold. Estimate a penalty →
• Local Law 84 (benchmarking): energy & water benchmarking due May 1 for buildings over 25,000 sq ft.
• FISP / Local Law 11 (facades): buildings taller than 6 stories file on a 5-year cycle set by the tax-block's last digit. 49 buildings here are tall enough. See the cycle →
• HPD registration: buildings with 3+ residential units register annually by September 1. 5,718 qualify in this district.

Local Laws that commonly apply here

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