This layer shows the recorded change in the percentage of rent stabilized units since 2019, when HSTPA passed. Decreasing numbers of registered stabilized units or missing registrations can indicate a lack of compliance with HSTPA. Darker red indicates a higher percentage of rent stabilized units lost. Properties appearing gray have not registered units since 2019. You can examine the year-by-year breakdown of stabilized units since 2007 by clicking the DAP Portal link in a property's pop-up window. Visit the tutorial page to learn more.
Missing Registration
Many Units Lost
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This layer shows the most recent sale since 1/1/03. Darker red indicates a higher sale price per unit. You can examine the property’s full sale history by clicking the tutorial page to learn more.
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This layer shows the rate of open Class C Housing Maintenance Code violations per 100 units since 1/1/10. Darker red indicates more violations per unit. You can examine the full history of a property’s violations by clicking the DAP Portal link in a property's pop-up window. Visit the tutorial page to learn more.
Many Violations
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This layer shows the number of evictions executed by court-ordered marshals since 2017 divided by the number of units in a building. Darker red indicates more evictions per unit. You can examine the full history of evictions for a property as well as housing court cases by clicking the clicking the DAP Portal link in a property's pop-up window. Visit the tutorial page to learn more.
Many Evictions
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Map last updated: 7/20/23
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Welcome to the Displacement Alert Project Map, a.k.a. DAP Map!
DAP Map is a rich resource of more than a decade of key data on displacement in New York City. The map shows loss of rent-stabilized units, property sales, HPD violations, and evictions.
Each risk factor is its own layer, with properties color-coded by risk level. Click buttons on the right to change layers and click a property to view details. Find an address using the search button on the top left, or zoom to a geography using the drop-down options on the right.
DAP Map shows a visual snapshot of displacement risk across New York City, and we recommend you visit DAP Portal for real-time displacement data.
