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Francisco Rodriguez

6 registered buildings63 open records

Portfolio assembled from HPD property registrations: every building whose registered owner matches Francisco Rodriguez, 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.

Francisco Rodriguez also appears as a managing agent. See the buildings Francisco Rodriguez manages.

Francisco Rodriguez at a glance

Francisco Rodriguez is the HPD-registered owner of 6 buildings in New York City. Those buildings carry 63 open city records, none of them immediately hazardous, and $750.00 in unpaid OATH/ECB fines.

Buildings
6
HPD-registered to Francisco Rodriguez
Open records
63
10.5 per building
Open Class C
0
Immediately hazardous
Fines due
$750.00
OATH/ECB balance
Open per unit
3.15
20 residential units · NYC average 0.31

Buildings registered to Francisco Rodriguez

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

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Buildings registered to Francisco Rodriguez
3079 Brighton 14 StreetBrooklyn770216$0Jun 26, 2026
858 Kent AvenueBrooklyn610714$300.00Jun 8, 2026
172-25 Baisley BoulevardQueens2100012$0Nov 7, 2025
52-17 103 StreetQueens730111$0May 7, 2026
1131 Blake AvenueBrooklyn61007$0May 8, 2026
713 East 219 StreetBronx02013$450.00Apr 2, 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 Francisco Rodriguez name as officers. Officer names are public HPD registration data; the corporation, not the individual, is what this site ranks.

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  • Francisco RodriguezHead officer

Possibly related portfolios

Other registered owners whose HPD registrations name one of the same officers. A shared name is a lead, not proof of common ownership: different people can share a name, and we do not merge entities.