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Progressive Management Of Ny

Managing agent — unlicensed in New York State

11 buildings. 2,550 Class C violations. No state license.

11 buildings
2,550 Class C violations
11 buildings with violations
231.8 per building

PORTFOLIO GEOGRAPHY

11 buildings.

5 Queens
3 Brooklyn
3 Staten Island

THE PATTERN

Extreme outlier rate.

Progressive Management Of Ny carries 2,550 Class C violations across 11 buildings — an average of 231.8 per building, against a catalog-wide baseline of 5.0. This rate is an extreme outlier. Conditions HPD classifies as immediately hazardous appear at a frequency more than an order of magnitude above the typical NYC managed building.

THE REGULATORY VOID

No license. No exam. No oversight.

Progressive Management Of Ny appears on HPD Registration filings tied to 11 buildings containing an estimated 2,330 residential units — and needs no state license to operate. In Florida, a Community Association Manager must pass a state exam, carry a bond, and complete continuing education. In New York, there is no equivalent requirement. There is no public complaint registry, no disciplinary board, and no performance standards.

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TOP 11 BUILDINGS

Ranked by Class C violations.

#AddressBoroughClass C
1225 PARK HILL AVENUEStaten Island1,515
214-10 NEW HAVEN AVENUEQueens264
355 BOWEN STREETStaten Island262
4129-01 JAMAICA AVENUEQueens193
5249 HEYSON ROADQueens149
6911 ERSKINE STREETBrooklyn52
720 FATHER CAPODANNO BLStaten Island50
834-11 BEACH CHANNEL DRIVEQueens24
9894 FOUNTAIN AVENUEBrooklyn22
105125 BEACH CHANNEL DRIVEQueens17
11881 ERSKINE STREETBrooklyn2

Source: HPD Violations (NYC Open Data). Class C = immediately hazardous.

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11 buildings. 2,550 hazardous violations.
Zero regulatory consequences.

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