Kings County eviction records, structured for your platform.
Kings County, New York publishes holdover and nonpayment proceedings through its housing court. Brooklyn's housing court runs one of the densest landlord-tenant dockets anywhere, with case types unique to New York. Recordpipe collects Kings County eviction records as the courts publish them, normalizes parties, dates, case types, and outcomes into one schema, and delivers them as a backfile, a daily feed, or an API into your matching engine. Raw public court data for screening platforms, property managers, and researchers; not consumer reports.
Kings County eviction filings on cadence
New holdover and nonpayment proceedings from the housing court, with filing dates, parties, and case numbers as published, delivered daily or weekly.
Outcomes and dispositions
Judgments, dismissals, and writs where the court publishes them, attached to the originating case rather than delivered as separate rows.
Joined to Kings County property records
Addresses matched to Kings County parcel and ownership data so filings resolve to properties and landlord entities.
Consistent with the rest of New York
The same schema across every New York county we cover, so Brooklyn-area data lines up with the rest of your footprint.
Landlord tenant court records for Brooklyn and the rest of Kings County
We deliver raw public data, not consumer reports, and Recordpipe is not a consumer reporting agency. If your use informs tenant eligibility, you run the compliant process and we keep your inputs current; eligibility use cases get compliance review at intake. A Kings County-only backfile is a real order; ongoing feeds are fixed-price from $5,000 after a $500 scoping that includes a sample of Kings County filings.