> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://qwady.wiki/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Introduction > Structured NYC real estate data via REST API Borough is a REST API that provides structured access to NYC real estate data including rental and sale listings, building details, neighborhood boundaries, market statistics, building quality scores, and FCC-backed internet provider availability. ## What Borough provides * **Dozens of structured listing fields** across summary and detail endpoints, including pricing, concessions, amenities, photos, and freshness metadata * **Building-level data** with amenities, policies, NYC regulatory data, and quality scores * **First-party photo delivery** through `/v1/photos/{key}` for supported Borough image sizes * **Likely internet providers** with FCC-sourced provider names, technologies, and advertised speeds * **316 NYC neighborhoods and sub-areas** with encoded map boundaries (349 areas in total, including the five boroughs and Northern New Jersey) * **Market snapshots** with inventory, median prices, days on market, and concession rates * **Building quality scores** derived from NYC Open Data (HPD violations, 311 noise, NYPD crime, transit proximity) * **Live SSE streaming** that delivers cached data immediately, then live data (Pro+) * **Persistent watchers** that monitor listings, buildings, or searches for changes (Business+) * **Webhooks** for automated notifications on price drops, new listings, and status changes (Business+) * **MCP server** for connecting AI agents directly to NYC real estate data ## Pricing | Tier | Price | Requests/month | Rate Limit | | -------- | ------- | -------------- | ---------- | | Free | \$0 | 100 | 10/min | | Starter | \$19/mo | 5,000 | 30/min | | Pro | \$49/mo | 25,000 | 60/min | | Business | \$99/mo | 100,000 | 120/min | Free tier covers search, area reference, market snapshots, and photo delivery. The public `/v1/health` endpoint is also available without authentication, but it is outside Borough's metered `/v1` data surface. Starter and above add property details and building data. Pro adds live SSE streaming. Business adds webhooks, persistent watchers, and change notifications. ## Product surface Borough keeps its public product pages and service runtime on the same hostname without changing the integration URLs developers depend on. * Public site and legal pages live at `borough.qwady.app/` * REST endpoints stay under `borough.qwady.app/v1/*` * MCP remains at `borough.qwady.app/mcp` * OAuth and discovery stay under `borough.qwady.app/oauth/*` and `borough.qwady.app/.well-known/*` * Webhook subscriptions stay under `borough.qwady.app/v1/webhooks/*` ## Internet provider availability Building and property detail responses can include an `internetProviders` block sourced from official FCC Broadband Data Collection public data. * Coverage is **exact-building** when Borough has a matched FCC location and **Census-block level** when sourced from FCC public bulk files * Coverage is not unit-specific qualification * Data reflects likely providers, advertised technologies, and max download/upload speeds * The FCC publishes this dataset **twice a year**. Borough checks monthly and re-imports when a new FCC filing period is available, so in most months there is nothing new to pull. Manual backfills are supported for operational re-syncs * Broadband data currently covers about **76.5%** of eligible buildings, meaning those with an active listing and a geocoded location. Buildings with no active listing are out of scope by design > This product uses FCC APIs and/or Data but is not endorsed or certified by the FCC. Get your API key and make your first request in under 2 minutes Explore all 20+ endpoints with examples and response schemas Connect Claude, Cursor, or VS Code to query NYC data via AI Install the official SDK for typed access with auto-pagination