HPD Annual Registration: What every NYC building owner must file
compliance
Every NYC residential building with 3+ units must file an annual property registration with HPD, and every 1-2 unit rental where the owner does not live in the building.
Why it matters
If your HPD registration lapses:
- Every open violation on your building becomes uncollectable in Housing Court until you re-register
- Civil penalties of $250–$500 per unit, per unregistered year
- You cannot serve tenants with non-payment or holdover proceedings
- HPD will not issue Certificates of No Harassment
What Pijexa does
Once you add a NYC building, Pijexa pulls your registration status directly from HPD's public dataset. When your registration approaches expiration, we email you at 60, 30, and 7 days before it lapses.
What you need to file
- Owner name, business address, and contact info
- Managing agent info (required if owner lives outside NYC)
- Emergency contact + site manager info
- $13 filing fee per building
File at https://hpdonline.nyc.gov or by paper. Most owners file annually between September 1 and October 31; the registration year runs September 1 to August 31.