What may appear in PropSignal
- Received and source-status dates
- Bounded complaint/problem categories
- Literal activity and duplicate-aware counts
- Raw time-window comparisons
Complaint activity · NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development
Show literal complaint/problem activity, dates, bounded categories, and duplicate-aware counts without treating allegations as verified findings.
Use an exact source BBL and stable problem identifier; a complaint groups only by exact complaint ID.
Preserve complaint/problem status changes and source corrections; do not infer complaint-to-violation progression from time proximity.
Suppress complaint activity and dependent chronology; preserve HPD violation evidence as a separate source.
Keep only selected property, category, status, date, and operational identity fields; discard person, unit, address, coordinate, and narrative data.
Source: City of New York, HPD, Housing Maintenance Code Complaints and Problems ygpa-z7cr.
Read the deterministic rules that use this source without turning it into advice.