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Notice of housing information guide for tenants and owners

NYC Administrative Code § 26-1103 · cited Mar 2, 2015Aug 6, 2026

66,600 NYC housing violations have been issued under NYC Administrative Code § 26-1103, which is 0.6% of every HPD violation attributed to a section. 19,207 are still open, 18,137 of them past the legal deadline on the notice.

Open now
19,207
Open past deadline
18,137
Closed
47,393
All time
66,600
Share of attributed
0.6%
Class C (immediately hazardous)
0

How § 26-1103 is actually enforced

The median legal deadline on a § 26-1103 notice is 95 days. The median violation that got fixed took 314 days to reach “violation closed”, measured across 27,975 closed violations.

  • 2,445 notices (3.7%) sit at not complied with: the deadline passed and HPD found the condition unrepaired.
  • 880 certifications of repair were rejected by HPD. 59 of those are recorded as false certification: the owner certified a repair that inspection did not confirm.
  • 318 repairs were certified after the deadline.
  • 1,533 notices (2.3%) are reissues: the violation was written, not fixed, and written again.
  • 19,258 notices (28.9%) were dismissed.

What inspectors cite § 26-1103 for

The most common orders written under this section, in HPD’s own wording.

  1. Post And Maintain A Proper Notice On Wall Of · 66,600 · order 500

Open § 26-1103 violations by borough

BROOKLYN9,002
QUEENS4,087
BRONX3,075
MANHATTAN2,814
STATEN ISLAND229

Buildings with the most open § 26-1103 violations

  1. 201 CHESTNUT STREET, BROOKLYN · 32 open
  2. 133 MAC DONOUGH STREET, BROOKLYN · 25 open
  3. 23-35 29 AVENUE, QUEENS · 20 open
  4. 627 BAY RIDGE AVENUE, BROOKLYN · 19 open
  5. 87-40 165 STREET, QUEENS · 18 open
  6. 8501 FT HAMILTON PARKWAY, BROOKLYN · 17 open
  7. 307 DITMAS AVENUE, BROOKLYN · 15 open
  8. 320 WEST 96 STREET, MANHATTAN · 15 open
  9. 479 CENTRAL AVENUE, BROOKLYN · 15 open
  10. 162 UTICA AVENUE, BROOKLYN · 14 open

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Text of NYC Administrative Code § 26-1103

§ 26-1103 Notice of housing information guide for tenants and owners.

a. Posting required. Every owner of a multiple dwelling shall post a notice in English and Spanish regarding the availability of the housing information guide for tenants and owners maintained pursuant to section 26-1102 of this chapter. Such notice shall be posted in a conspicuous place within view of the area in the multiple dwelling to which mail is delivered.

b. Upon request by a tenant occupying a dwelling unit in a multiple dwelling, the owner of such multiple dwelling shall make best efforts to provide the notice required by subdivision a in a language other than English or Spanish.

c. The notice required by subdivision a of this section shall, at a minimum, indicate that the guide maintained pursuant to section 26-1102 of this chapter includes information about: (1)owners' responsibilities with respect to eviction, heat and hot water, pest management, repairs and maintenance, tenant organizations, rent-regulated leases, rental assistance for elderly or disabled tenants, and housing discrimination; (2)topics related to tenants' responsibilities; and (3)the availability of free and low-cost legal services. d. Contents of posted notice. The department shall determine the form of the notice required pursuant to subdivision a of this section.

Current through Local Law 2026/116, enacted July 11, 2026 · enacted municipal law, in the public domain · official publication

Questions people ask about § 26-1103

What is a § 26-1103 violation?

NYC Administrative Code § 26-1103, "Notice of housing information guide for tenants and owners", is cited on a violation when an HPD inspector finds the condition it covers. Posting required. Every owner of a multiple dwelling shall post a notice in English and Spanish regarding the availability of the housing information guide for tenants and owners maintained pursuant to section 26-1102 of this chapter. Such notice shall be posted in a conspicuous place within view of the area in the multiple dwelling to which mail is delivered.

How long does an owner have to fix a § 26-1103 violation?

Each notice carries its own deadline set by the violation's hazard class. Across 66,600 § 26-1103 notices, the median legal deadline was 95 days from the notice date.

How long does it actually take to fix a § 26-1103 violation?

Measured across 27,975 § 26-1103 violations that reached "violation closed", the median took 314 days from the notice date, against a median legal deadline of 95 days.

How many § 26-1103 violations are open in NYC right now?

19,207 § 26-1103 violations are open as of Aug 7, 2026, and 18,137 of them are already past the legal deadline on the notice.

Where this comes from

Counted from HPD’s Housing Maintenance Code Violations dataset. Each notice is attributed to a section by HPD’s own order number where one is on record, otherwise by the section its notice text cites. 11,131,117 of the city’s 11,136,167 HPD notices are attributed that way; the share above is a share of those. Figures recomputed Aug 7, 2026.

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