Know who's selling next.
The ranked list of who's selling next, the owner behind every row, and answers in plain English.
Start with the owners most likely to sell
Your off-market outreach starts with a list, not a guess. Open the borough you work and every residential unit is already scored from what the record says about its owner's position, with the top of the ranking cut into three bands.
- Hottop 2% of the borough
- Warmtop 5%
- Watchtop 15%
Every row comes with its reasons, in plain words — held 11 years, building up 60% since the owner bought, share loan paid off Mar 2026, primary-residence abatement dropped after FY2025, 42-story filing 230 feet away — and what counts against it. Narrow the list to the mechanism you work and take it with you: the map, the unit's page, favorites, CSV.
Get the owner, not just a name on a deed
Click an owner and you get the person: their job and company, their email and phone, and their LinkedIn, Facebook and X profiles, drawn from the record and a licensed people-data lookup and scored for confidence before you see it. Search that name and every parcel they have owned, sold or bought comes back with it.
Click the building instead for the owner of record with the mailing address given on the deed, market value and tax class, and twenty years of recorded history: every deed, every mortgage, who bought from whom, cash or financed.
Build tomorrow's call list from the blocks you farm
Get exactly the owners you want, searched over exactly what is on screen: beds, price bands, “hasn't traded since 2015,” cash vs financed, radius from a target building. Save it, share it as a URL, export to CSV.
Walk into the pitch knowing what it is worth
Price the house in front of you from quarterly medians, $/sqft and cash share within a radius of any building. Comps, sale history and trends cover all five boroughs on every plan.
Get the answer without building a search
Ask in plain English — whatever you would ask a colleague who had read every deed in the borough — and get back a sentence plus the matching units on the map and in the list, so the answer is something you can work, not a paragraph — read off the same record the ranking uses.
Every answer names what it read, so you can check it before you act on it.
- AskApartments on the Upper East Side likely to list soon
- AskWhat have 2-beds sold for in Tribeca since 2020?
- Address740 Park Avenue
Numbers you can repeat to a client
Prospect co-ops, not just the condos
Every NYC parcel with its owner of record, market value and tax class — plus about 310,000 co-op apartments the city lists nowhere, enumerated from the transfer and share-loan records so each one has an owner and a sales history.
Twenty years of deeds, already matched to the apartment
Deeds, mortgages and transfer-tax documents back to 2003, matched to the parcel — and, for co-ops, matched to the individual apartment, which is the part the raw record makes hard and the part we did for you.
Current when you call
Deeds, mortgages, share loans, sales and filings load nightly; arrears and abatements weekly. Where a co-op has no share-loan filing we say “unknown,” not “cash,” and estimates are labeled as estimates.
Buy the territory you work
You get the whole tool on every plan — the map, the ranked list, owner names and their contact details, sales and financing history, search, Ask and CSV. What a plan changes is how much of the city you can prospect in: nothing is gated behind a higher tier. Comps, sale history and market trends cover all five boroughs on every plan, so you can price the house in front of you wherever it is.
Neighborhood
One NYC ZIP code, chosen at purchase.
$99 per month + tax
- Territory
- One ZIP code
- Seats
- 1 seat
Neighborhood is a single-seat plan.
Borough
One of the five boroughs, chosen at purchase.
$249 per seat, per month + tax
- Territory
- One borough
- Seats
- Up to 4 seats
Add seats yourself from your team page, up to 4 in all. More than that is a conversation with us.
Citywide
All five boroughs. Nothing to choose.
$499 per seat, per month + tax
- Territory
- All five boroughs
- Seats
- Up to 8 seats
Add seats yourself from your team page, up to 8 in all. More than that is a conversation with us.
Larger team or a custom arrangement? Talk to us.
Prices are billed monthly through Stripe and shown in US dollars. Sales tax is added at checkout where it applies. You choose the ZIP code or the borough when you subscribe; Citywide covers all five and has nothing to choose.
Three steps, then the product
01Plan
Pick one of the three plans above, or choose here.
02Territory
Choose a plan first and this step will say what it needs.
03Account
Payment is required to start. There is no free tier and no trial: an account that has not subscribed can reach its own settings and nothing else. Your sign-in link lands you on your team settings, where the button names your choice back to you before you are charged; payment is taken by Stripe, Cleartext Labs LLC is the merchant and PROSPECT NYC is what appears on your statement. You can cancel from the same settings page at any time, and the plan runs to the end of the period you have paid for.
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