PROPERTY RECORD · 2026-09-28
525 Tinton Ave
Right now
- No heat or hot water
- Call 311 any time, day or night. Ask for an HPD heat complaint and write down the number.
- Gas smell
- Leave the building first. Then call 911 or Con Edison at 1-800-752-6633.
- Fire, smoke or carbon monoxide alarm
- Get out and call 911.
- Broken front door, lock or intercom
- Call 311 and ask for an HPD complaint.
Current status
Something is wrong?
Choose the problem. The steps are the same shape each time: document it, report it, save the number.
No heat
- Write down the date, time and inside temperature. The law requires 68°F by day and 62°F at night from Oct 1 to May 31. Fill in the heat log.
- Tell the landlord in writing. Keep a copy.
- Call 311. Ask for an HPD complaint and write down the number.
- Be home for the inspection. If you can't, arrange access, or the violation stays open.
- If nothing changes, ask Housing Court to order repairs. Free legal help: your rights.
No hot water
- Hot water must be at least 120°F all year. Note the date and time it went out.
- Tell the landlord in writing. Keep a copy.
- Call 311. Ask for an HPD complaint and write down the number.
- Be home for the inspection, or arrange access.
- If nothing changes, ask Housing Court to order repairs. Free legal help: your rights.
Leak or water damage
- Take dated photos and video of the leak and the damage.
- Tell the landlord in writing. Keep a copy.
- Call 311. Ask for an HPD complaint and write down the number.
- Be home for the inspection, or arrange access.
- If nothing changes, ask Housing Court to order repairs. Free legal help: your rights.
Roaches / rodents
- Take dated photos. Note where and when you see roaches, mice or rats.
- Tell the landlord in writing. Keep a copy.
- Call 311. Ask for an HPD complaint and write down the number.
- Be home for the inspection, or arrange access.
- If nothing changes, ask Housing Court to order repairs. Free legal help: your rights.
Peeling or lead paint
- If paint is peeling and the building has a child under 6, or paint may contain lead, call 311 the same day and say 'lead paint'.
- Take dated photos of the peeling paint.
- Tell the landlord in writing. Keep a copy.
- Be home for the inspection, or arrange access.
- HPD must inspect lead paint within 10 days. Free legal help: your rights.
Other repair
- Take dated photos and notes: what, where, since when.
- Tell the landlord in writing. Keep a copy.
- Call 311. Ask for an HPD complaint and write down the number.
- Be home for the inspection, or arrange access.
- If nothing changes, ask Housing Court to order repairs. Free legal help: your rights.
Report a problem in this building
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Write to the landlord
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Open records right now
Nothing is open as of the last check.
Property history
Key public-record events, oldest first. Open an event for the record detail.
1991-01-01
First HPD violation since current title
2006-07-06
Housing court case: Tenant Action
2008-03-05
Housing court case: Heat and Hot Water
2009-11-19
Housing court case: Comprehensive
2014-04-15
Vacate order
2016-09-20
DOB filing: A2
2017-03-06
DOB filing: A2
2018-05-10
Deed into TINTON REALTY GROUP LLC recorded
2019-02-06
DOB filing: A2
2020-05-06
DOB filing: A1
2026-09-28
Open records as of 2026-09-28
The data
HPD violations by year
One bar per year. One inspection can create several rows.
HPD complaints by year
HPD complaint rows by year.
HPD violations: open vs closed
Status buckets as of 2026-09-28. 'Dismissed' is an administrative outcome, not proof a problem was fixed.
Top violation categories
HPD violation rows by category, all years.
Heat and hot-water complaints by season
No heat complaints recorded since 2022.
The longer record
Counts are rows in NYC's public data. One inspection can create several rows. 'Dismissed' is an administrative outcome, not proof a problem was fixed.
Where the buildings are
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