Ranking the blocks
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New York City in numbers
From the same public records as the list above. Counts only, no addresses.
1100 block of Carroll Street, Brooklyn
score 35Eviction on Oct 14, 2 code violations since Oct 31, lien or judgment on Oct 16
1100 block of Elder Avenue, Bronx
score 35Eviction on Oct 19, 2 code violations since Oct 31, lien or judgment on Oct 8
3200 block of Cruger Avenue, Bronx
score 35Eviction on Oct 14, code violation on Oct 31, 2 liens and judgments since Oct 8
300 block of Livonia Avenue, Brooklyn
score 332 unsafe buildings since Oct 28, eviction on Oct 19
1100 block of Grand Concourse, Bronx
score 33Unsafe or condemned on Oct 13, eviction on Oct 16
2400 block of Hunter Avenue, Bronx
score 33Unsafe or condemned on Oct 9, eviction on Oct 15
600 block of Morris Avenue, Bronx
score 33Unsafe or condemned on Oct 22, eviction on Oct 13
200 block of Riverside Drive, Manhattan
score 32Unsafe or condemned on Oct 16, 2 code violations since Oct 31
100 block of West 96 Street, Manhattan
score 32Unsafe or condemned on Oct 16, code violation on Oct 30
1600 block of East 174 Street, Bronx
score 30Unsafe or condemned on Oct 7, 2 liens and judgments since Oct 15
What decides who gets an off-market deal, without Parcel and with it.
~7×
as likely to get a real conversation when you reach out within an hour.
Estimate · HBR 2011, web leads
90%
of sellers list with an agent, where every buyer can bid. Off-market, you reach them first.
Estimate · NAR 2024
We don't give a percentage. There is no public data on how often an investor wins an off-market deal, and we won't make one up. What the research does show is that reaching people first, and before a home lists, is what moves the odds: