princetonbabe, ACRIS is maintained by NYC government. Other online-access-to-public-records sites are maintained by various levels of government. E.g., in NYS it's usually by counties and …

The block and lot numbers are easily accessible in ACRIS. From the main ACRIS page click link "Find addresses and parcels" the on the next screen enter borough, street number, street …

YES, ACRIS has data integrity issues that warrant secondary systems to check if unit, address, alt address, lot/block is correct. It never ends! When we were developing the UrbanDigs.com real …

4) If ACRIS finds the Block and Lot, click on "Document Search by BBL"; ACRIS will transfer you to the "Search by Parcel Identifier" screen, with the Block and Lot pre-populated.

HI all I need step by step instructions on how to find the lot and block number for a property. Let's use 111 Fourth Avenue #3N in East Village as

For a research project, I need info on all the residential properties in NYC. It seems like this is freely accessible via NYC's ACRIS system (Automated City Register Information System:

Alpine: ACRIS is a database maintained, I believe, by New York City's Department of Buildings on sales and maintenance/violation history of NYC buildings.

Ok, I wanted to look up the history on a particular unit in a coop building. I know the unit number, the current owner's name, but yet in ACRIS every

does anybody here know whether any county in CT and NJ have a similar online register information system (like nyc's ACRIS)?

How do you look up condo sales in ACRIS? I cant seem to find the list of recorded sales. Please provide instruction. Thanks!