Plumbing Leads in New York City: 983 Signals This Week

983 plumbing demand signals detected this week (-82% vs last week). 11432 is the fastest-moving area.

Updated Apr 13, 1:17 PM
Plumbing Signals (7d)
983
-82% vs last week
Active Zones
83
-34% vs last week
Top Event Type
water-leak
983 events100% of total
Boroughs Covered
5
across New York

New York City Plumbing activity is down 82% this week with 983 signals. 11432 is the fastest-moving area.

Plumbing This Week in New York City

Plumbing demand surged 600% in Brooklyn this week, driven by 282 new water leak events.

Meanwhile, Bronx cooled 100% as water leak activity declined to 323 events.

As of Monday, April 13, 2026.

New York City Opportunity Map

Geographic distribution of active plumbing opportunities across New York City. Markers colored by opportunity score.

Top Plumbing Leads in New York City

Properties ranked by DemandScore — a composite of recent activity, signal volume, and data richness. Higher scores mean stronger buying signals.

Sample lead — see what subscribers get

Recent permit this week. 42 signals in the last year — high activity. 322-unit building. owner name on file.

Recent signals

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Violation (water damage) — nov sent out· 2mo ago
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Violation (water damage) — nov sent out· 2mo ago
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Violation (water damage) — nov sent out· 2mo ago

Contact Info

Owner: FORDHAM FULTON REALTY, CORP.

322 units17.0000000 floorsBuilt 1965ZIP 10456285,056 sqft
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6.0/10
UrgentResidential

2 W 120 ST

Recent permit this week. 20 signals in the last year — high activity. 107-unit building. owner name on file.

#2
6.0/10
UrgentResidential

1491 MACOMBS RD

Recent permit this week. 18 signals in the last year — high activity. 90-unit building. owner name on file.

#3
6.0/10
UrgentResidential

635 RIVERSIDE DR

Recent permit this week. 39 signals in the last year — high activity. 67-unit building. owner name on file.

#4
5.9/10
UrgentResidential

1245 STRATFORD AVE

Recent permit this week. 14 signals in the last year — high activity. 73-unit building. owner name on file.

#5
5.9/10
UrgentResidential

446 KINGSTON AVE

Recent permit this week. 19 signals in the last year — high activity. 195-unit building. owner name on file.

#6
5.9/10
UrgentResidential

738 E 243 ST

Recent permit this week. 23 signals in the last year — high activity. 72-unit building. owner name on file.

#7
5.9/10
UrgentResidential

685 E 225 ST

Recent permit this week. 24 signals in the last year — high activity. 47-unit building. owner name on file.

#8
5.9/10
UrgentResidential

1515 GRAND CONCOURSE

Recent permit this week. 12 signals in the last year — high activity. 76-unit building. owner name on file.

#9
5.9/10
UrgentResidential

118-65 METROPOLITAN AVE

Recent permit this week. 18 signals in the last year — high activity. 55-unit building. owner name on file.

#10

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Where Demand is Moving in New York City

The fastest-growing zone in New York City this week is Brooklyn, where activity jumped 600% with 282 events. Meanwhile, Bronx cooled 100%.

Heating Up

  1. 1.
    ↑ +600%282 eventsTop: Water Leak
  2. 2.
    ↑ +600%85 eventsTop: Water Leak
  3. 3.
    ↑ +400%284 eventsTop: Water Leak

Cooling Down

  1. 1.
    -100%323 eventsTop: Water Leak
  2. 2.
    -100%9 eventsTop: Water Leak

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Plumbing Market Overview in New York City

0 demand signals recorded across all service verticals in the past 30 days — down 100% from the prior month.

Plumbing leads with 0 events, followed by (0). Top areas: Brooklyn, Manhattan, Bronx (0% of activity).

This week: decelerating momentum. Brooklyn surged 600%; Bronx declined 100%.

90-day outlook: Overall demand is stable. Brooklyn and Queens are positioned for continued growth.

New York City by Borough

Each borough in New York City has distinct demand patterns. Bronx leads with 334 events this week.

BoroughEvents in Past WeekTrend
Bronx334-83%
Brooklyn282-80%
Manhattan273-79%
Queens85-88%
Staten Island9-89%

How New York City Compares to Other Markets

New York City recorded 983 demand signals this week — 5.5x Chicago's 178 and above Los Angeles's 46. Week-over-week, New York City is decelerating at -82%.

MarketEvents in Past WeekTrend
New York City983-82%
Chicago178-72%
Los Angeles46-77%

Frequently Asked Questions About New York City

Which boroughs have the most demand in New York City right now?

The highest-demand boroughs in New York City this week are Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan. Brooklyn leads with 282 events, up 600% from the prior period. DemandZones tracks this data across 0 service verticals using official public records updated daily.

Is New York City's contractor market heating up or cooling down?

New York City's contractor market is cooling down (-82% this week). The city recorded 983 total demand signals this week, compared to 5,457 last week. Plumbing is the most active vertical with 983 events.

How does New York City compare to Chicago for contractor demand?

New York City recorded 983 demand signals this week — 5.5x Chicago's 178. New York City's strongest vertical is Plumbing, while Chicago is led by Plumbing. Both markets are tracked daily by DemandZones.

What data sources does DemandZones use for New York City?

DemandZones processes multiple official data sources for New York City, including 311 complaint systems, building permit databases, and inspection records. Sources are updated daily. Our proprietary scoring engine cross-references these sources to identify demand patterns invisible in raw data.

How often is New York City data updated?

New York City data is updated daily. DemandZones fetches the latest records from official municipal databases every day, computes demand scores, and publishes updated trends. The freshest data source was updated recently.

About the Data

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