NYS Multiple Dwelling Law § 329 · cited Jul 23, 1974 – Aug 6, 2026
52,848 NYC housing violations have been issued under NYS Multiple Dwelling Law § 329, which is 0.5% of every HPD violation attributed to a section. 19,984 are still open, 19,014 of them past the legal deadline on the notice.
The median legal deadline on a § 329 notice is 95 days. The median violation that got fixed took 500 days to reach “violation closed”, measured across 19,862 closed violations.
The most common orders written under this section, in HPD’s own wording.
| BROOKLYN | 9,049 | |
|---|---|---|
| QUEENS | 3,989 | |
| MANHATTAN | 3,609 | |
| BRONX | 3,124 | |
| STATEN ISLAND | 213 |
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Each notice carries its own deadline set by the violation's hazard class. Across 52,848 § 329 notices, the median legal deadline was 95 days from the notice date.
Measured across 19,862 § 329 violations that reached "violation closed", the median took 500 days from the notice date, against a median legal deadline of 95 days.
19,984 § 329 violations are open as of Aug 7, 2026, and 19,014 of them are already past the legal deadline on the notice.
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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