Public-records reports for the 93 indexed buildings in St. George-New Brighton — HPD violations, 311 complaints, rent-stabilization snapshots, and DOB filings, one report per address.
Aggregated from 93 building reports in St. George-New Brighton with public-records data. Median = the typical building's open HPD violation count; 311 complaints over the last 12 months.
St. George-New Brighton's 93 indexed buildings are mostly low-rise walk-ups, most built around 1943. 40 indexed buildings have registered rent-stabilized units, and the stock is notably distressed: 55% carry at least one hazardous (Class C) HPD violation, with a median of 8 open per building vs the Staten Island median of 6. The most common 311 complaint is heat.
Source: NYC HPD, DOB, and DHCR public records.
St. George-New Brighton: 40 rent-stabilized buildings, with an elevated share of hazardous violations (55%).