NYC Report Card is a public-data resource that helps New Yorkers assess quality of life street by street and building by building. Search an address or browse the interactive map to explore neighborhood conditions across all five boroughs. The site combines information from official city sources, including 311 complaints, NYPD crime data, NYC PLUTO property data, and housing and building records.

For streets and buildings, NYC Report Card presents grades and scores alongside indicators such as crime, noise complaints, rodent sightings, maintenance issues, and other reported concerns. Users can compare locations, review complaint totals, and explore trends over time. The site highlights streets where complaint patterns are getting better or worse, summarizes month-over-month changes, and ranks streets and buildings by reported issues. Additional tools cover landlord rankings, council districts, boroughs, and map-based exploration, with dedicated sections for HPD violations, ECB violations, evictions, and noise complaints. Designed to make public information easier to navigate, NYC Report Card offers residents a practical starting point for understanding local conditions and comparing places throughout New York City.