2026 NYC BUILDING COMPLIANCE DEADLINES ( pdf file)

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NYC Building Compliance Deadlines 2026 is a practical, easy-to-follow flyer designed to help New York City property owners and managers stay on top of required inspections, filings, notices, and certifications throughout the year. It consolidates key obligations issued by multiple NYC agencies, including HPD, DOB, FDNY, DOHMH, DOF, DSNY, and DHCR, and highlights that not every requirement applies to every building. Applicability depends on factors such as building size, use, age, and location, making early awareness critical for compliance planning.

The document organizes compliance responsibilities month by month, starting in January with major tenant safety notices, fire safety guide distribution, water tank inspections, and sanitation program filings. Early-year deadlines also include lead paint and window guard notices, co-op and condo tax abatements, facade inspection cycle launches, and property tax appeals—many of which carry fines or enforcement actions if missed. These early obligations often set the tone for compliance throughout the rest of the year.

Mid-year requirements focus heavily on energy, sanitation, and housing standards, including Local Law 84 energy and water benchmarking, the end and beginning of Heat Season, mandatory use of NYC official trash bins, and ongoing rent registration for regulated buildings. The flyer clearly explains who must comply, what actions are required, and why these rules matter—helping owners avoid violations tied to energy reporting, sanitation rules, and tenant habitability standards.

The year concludes with some of the most enforcement-heavy obligations, including bedbug filings, elevator and boiler inspections, lead paint and allergen hazard inspections, gas piping inspections, Local Law 87 energy reports, and specialized requirements for parapets, parking structures, and retaining walls. Missing these year-end deadlines can result in significant penalties, violations, and legal exposure.

To get the full version with detailed explanations, deadlines, and compliance guidance, download our free guide here.

 

 

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