New York City data connected

Find the property, project, company, or opportunity behind the public record.

Search construction, asbestos, ownership, and supported public-procurement records through one connected workspace built for New York City’s built environment. You subscribe to the products you need, and your search connects the records they cover.

Currently onboarding early users.

The products

Four products, one account.

BLD

718 Build

DOB and construction intelligence

  • Search DOB filings and permits
  • Identify active projects and development hotspots
  • Analyze applicants, owners, expeditors, and filing activity
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ABT

718 Abate

Asbestos market and compliance intelligence

  • Search DEP and NYS DOL asbestos filings
  • Rank contractors, independent air monitors, and owners
  • Measure project co-occurrence between contractors and independent monitoring firms
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PRP

718 Property

Property, ownership, transaction, and housing intelligence

  • Search properties and recorded owners
  • Review deeds, mortgages, and transactions
  • Review HPD violations, complaints, litigation, and enforcement status
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BID

718 Bids Early Access

Public opportunity discovery

  • Search solicitations across five supported sources
  • Save opportunities and track due dates
  • Catch deadline changes on notices you follow
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718 Interchange

One search. Every subscribed record connected.

Search an address, property, company, contractor, agency, trade, or opportunity and see the connected records included in your subscription. When another 718 product contains related information, the Interchange may show that additional records are available without exposing the underlying data until that product is added.

718 Build · 718 Abate · 718 Property

These three commonly connect through an address, a BBL, an owner, a company, or a project participant — the same parcel or the same name appearing on a filing, a permit, an abatement notice, or a deed.

718 Bids

Bids connects on different keys: a vendor or contractor, an agency, a trade, award history, a solicitation, or a project location where one is published. Many solicitations name no single address, so a bid will not always join to a parcel.

Connections depend on the subscribed products and the availability of matching public records. Some bids are not tied to a single address.

Who it is for

Three jobs, one record.

Find work

See projects and public opportunities early, and know who is already working on them.

  • Contractors and Consultants
  • Suppliers and Rental Companies

Evaluate risk

Check a contractor, a building, or a bidder against the filing, violation, and compliance record.

  • Building Owners and Developers
  • Attorneys and Compliance Teams

Research ownership and markets

Follow ownership, financing, and abatement activity across a market rather than one address at a time.

  • Investors and Real Estate Professionals
  • Environmental Professionals

Data and trust

Where the data comes from.

Each figure in the product carries the source it came from, the date the data runs through, and when that source was last read — including when a source is behind. The principal categories are below; the complete inventory, dataset by dataset, is on Data Coverage.

Built from official public records and authorized sources.

  • NYC Department of Buildings
  • NYC Department of Environmental Protection
  • New York State Department of Labor
  • NYC Department of Finance and ACRIS
  • NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development
  • NYC and New York State procurement sources
View all sources, coverage dates, refresh schedules, and known limitations.

Update timing

Most sources are re-read daily. Agencies publish on their own schedules, so a record appears here once the agency releases it — some within a day, some weeks later. The product names the lag rather than hiding it.

Records and matches

Company and owner pages group records by matching names across sources. A grouping is not a legal determination of common ownership or control — the individual record is the source of truth.

Read the data methodology

Seven One Eight Systems is an independent technology company and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency.

Getting started

Start with one product.

Subscribe to the product that fits your work and add the others to the same account when you need them — one login, one workspace, and the saved searches and lists you have already built. Plans start at $299 per month, with annual billing and custom data access available — see the full pricing.

Company

An independent company in Brooklyn.

Seven One Eight Systems builds 718 Interchange, and takes on custom data and automation work for companies in the built environment — the same records and the same methods, applied to one company’s own systems.

Custom Dashboards
Build tailored interfaces and reporting tools around company-specific data, workflows, and decision-making needs.
Data Integration
Combine internal systems, public records, spreadsheets, APIs, and third-party data into one organized environment.
Workflow Automation and AI
Reduce repetitive work through structured automation, intelligent document handling, and practical AI implementation.
Market Research
Analyze companies, competitors, customers, projects, market activity, and industry relationships.
Owner-Side Advisory
Support building owners and project teams with research, procurement, compliance, contractor evaluation, and project intelligence.

Talk to us about a project

See it on your own addresses.

Tell us what you are trying to find and we will show you the records behind it. The form takes about a minute.

Early access questions, or approved but cannot sign in? Email hello@718systems.com.