HPD Mold Violations in NYC: How to Cure an Order Code 550
What Is an HPD Order Code 550 Mold Violation? If your property has received an HPD violation with Order Code 550, your building has been cited for a mold condition requiring immediate action. Under NYC Local Law 55 of 2018 — the Asthma-Free Housing Act — owners of multiple dwellings are legally required to investigate and remediate indoor mold hazards. […]
How Much Can HPD Fine You for a Lead Paint Violation 623?
Waking up to an HPD envelope in your mailbox is never fun, especially when you find out you’ve been issued a Violation 623. Before you start calculating how many coffees you’ll need to skip to afford this, let’s break down exactly what you’re looking at in terms of fines, penalties, and, more importantly, how to […]
HPD vs. DOH Lead Violations: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters
Lead paint is not something that existed in the 90s. It’s a problem of today’s world as well. Many older homes in New York City still have it on walls, windows, and doors. Over time, that paint chips, cracks, and turns into dust. When children or even adults breathe it in, it can cause serious […]
Received an HPD Violation 623? Here’s What to Do Next
As a homeowner, your plate is always full. Between bills, kids, and pets, getting a notice from the New York City Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) can be beyond stressful, especially when you’re dealing with an HPD Violation 623 related to lead paint hazards. Don’t panic, though. While these violations are serious, they’re also completely […]
What Is Violation 623 and How Do You Resolve It?
As a property owner in Manhattan, getting an HPD Violation 623 notice can feel like a punch in the gut. It’s overwhelming and, quite frankly, an extremely serious lead paint violation that’s issued by the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD). Is it daunting to receive one? Absolutely. Is it difficult to understand […]
What is an HPD Lead Violation, and How Does It Affect Property Owners?
As a property owner, you have a legal responsibility to keep your tenants safe. One issue you may encounter, especially in older buildings, is an HPD lead violation. If you own a property in New York City that was built before 1978, it’s likely that lead paint is present and if you’re not careful about […]
10 Common Mistakes Leading to HPD Violation 623
Owning a property is stressful enough, add navigating complex housing regulations to the mix, and you’ve got a recipe for disaster. The good news, however, is that it doesn’t have to be that way. Among the several violations that could fall on your lap, HPD Violation 623 is one of them. But what exactly is […]
The Long-Term Benefits of Addressing Lead Violations Early
Living in a beautifully restored home built in the 1800s or early 1900s has its charm, history, and character, but it may harbor unseen dangers—lead. It’s just not the older properties that are compromised, newer ones may also be under the risk. If you haven’t considered the dangers of lead, you are not alone. Lead […]
Understanding HPD Turnover Violations 623 & How to Remove Them
If you’re a property owner or resident in New York City, you might have come across something called a Turnover Violation 623. These violations, issued by the Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), can be a bit confusing, especially if you’re not familiar with the requirements. Don’t worry! In this blog, we’ll break down everything you […]
What To Do When You Receive An Nyc Hpd Violation Notice For Lead Based Paint?
Have you recently received a notice from the NYC HPD about a violation related to lead-based paint? Then you don’t need to panic. This article will guide you what steps are necessary to take in order to resolve this issue for good. But before we begin, let us understand the severity of the violation and […]