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Christian Orejuela

7 registered buildings100 open records

Portfolio assembled from HPD property registrations: every building whose registered owner matches Christian Orejuela, counted once per building. Buildings registered under other entity names are not included, and we do not merge affiliated companies. Registrations lag reality, so a building may have changed hands since its last filing.

Christian Orejuela also appears as a managing agent. See the buildings Christian Orejuela manages.

Christian Orejuela at a glance

Christian Orejuela is the HPD-registered owner of 7 buildings in New York City. Those buildings carry 100 open city records, 14 of them immediately hazardous, and $1,237,753.00 in unpaid OATH/ECB fines.

Buildings
7
HPD-registered to Christian Orejuela
Open records
100
14.3 per building
Open Class C
14
Immediately hazardous
Fines due
$1,237,753.00
OATH/ECB balance
Open per unit
5.00
20 residential units · NYC average 0.31

Buildings registered to Christian Orejuela

7 buildings · click any column to sort · addresses link to the full building record

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Buildings registered to Christian Orejuela
979 Anderson AvenueBronx2493348$1,132,604.00Jul 7, 2026
672 Jamaica AvenueBrooklyn872219$25.00Jul 22, 2026
188-18 Jamaica AvenueQueens0160117$102,000.00Dec 2, 2025
83-07 101 AvenueQueens083011$0Mar 19, 2026
111-23 Jamaica AvenueQueens02002$0Mar 30, 2026
104-09 101 AvenueQueens11002$0Jul 1, 2026
660 Jamaica AvenueBrooklyn00011$3,124.00Jan 19, 2026

Class A, B and C are the hazard tiers the city assigns to a violation. Other covers open records that carry no hazard tier, mostly DOB complaints and OATH hearing entries. The four columns sum to Open total.

Registered officers

The individuals HPD registrations for Christian Orejuela name as officers. Officer names are public HPD registration data; the corporation, not the individual, is what this site ranks.

  • Christian OrejuelaHead officer

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