Look up NYC evictions carried out at an address
See recorded City Marshal evictions at the building, including the apartment number when the public record provides it.
Dated public records
Recorded residential marshal evictions by borough
Rows for residential evictions carried out in the date range below. These are events, not a count of unique households or all Housing Court filings. Address wording comes from the marshal dataset.
Snapshot checked 2026-09-14. Source updated 2026-09-09. Records from 2025-09-14 through 2026-09-14. Evictions · View the source query
- Bronx
- 5,344
- Brooklyn
- 3,810
- Manhattan
- 2,551
- Queens
- 3,992
- Staten Island
- 535
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| Recorded address | Borough | Executed date |
|---|---|---|
| 100 Alcott Place | Bronx | 2026-09-08 |
| 100 Bellamy Loop | Bronx | 2026-09-08 |
| 222 Bedford Park Blvd | Bronx | 2026-09-08 |
| 222 Bedford Park Blvd | Bronx | 2026-09-08 |
| 2285 Sedgwick Ave | Bronx | 2026-09-08 |
| 3047 Ely Ave. | Bronx | 2026-09-08 |
| 3339 Hull Avenue | Bronx | 2026-09-08 |
| 341 East 162Nd Street | Bronx | 2026-09-08 |
| 751 Tilden Street | Bronx | 2026-09-08 |
| 2186 Fifth Avenue | Manhattan | 2026-09-08 |
Counts can change after this snapshot. Open the official source for the latest published records.
Which evictions appear in this search
The city's public marshal dataset lists executed evictions, meaning evictions a City Marshal carried out. It includes dates and available address details. Apartment Fax matches those events to the building and, where possible, the apartment, then shows them with ownership and housing records.
This is not a search of every Housing Court filing, eviction notice, warrant, threatened eviction or case outcome. It covers evictions carried out by City Marshals. Some records lack a reliable tax-lot identifier.
What Apartment Fax checks
- 01
Executed City Marshal evictions matched to the building's tax lot
- 02
Eviction date, whether the space was residential and published apartment numbers
- 03
Tentative address matches for records missing a tax-lot identifier
- 04
Ownership, HPD litigation, violations and complaints
An eviction case may never lead to an eviction
A court case can settle, be dismissed or end without a marshal carrying out an eviction. This dataset starts with evictions that were carried out. It does not include every Housing Court case.
The records can show when an eviction happened at the building and which apartment was involved, if the source names it. Use those details when researching the address.
Why some address matches are less certain
Most records include a borough-block-lot number that identifies the property. When that number is missing, Apartment Fax attempts a limited match using the written address. It labels these results as best-effort matches because they are less certain than matches using the tax-lot number.
A past eviction does not explain why it happened or how the current landlord treats tenants. Check the date, the apartment or building involved, and who owned it at the time. Read it with the rest of the address history.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I search NYC eviction records by address?
Yes. You can search public records of evictions carried out by City Marshals. Apartment Fax matches them to the building and apartment when the source provides enough detail.
Does this include every Housing Court eviction case?
No. It covers evictions carried out by marshals. It does not cover every filing, notice, warrant, settlement, dismissal or threatened eviction.
Why might an eviction record be missing from an address lookup?
Some records have no tax-lot number or use inconsistent address text. Apartment Fax attempts to match those addresses, but it cannot recover every event.