New Quin Ee LLC
2 properties · 56 units
Tenant score
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No violations on record
We hold no housing-code violations for this owner’s properties, so there is nothing to rank. Most owners in Washington, DC are in the same position, which is why we show the fact rather than a percentile.
A blank is not a clean record. Washington, DC does not publish which buildings were inspected, so we cannot tell a property that passed from one nobody visited.
Properties and ownership2 properties
Ownership records
Public records indicate this owner is connected to 2 properties totalling 56 units. Connections between entities are inferred from public filings and are shown with the evidence behind them.
Connected entities
- SINGLETARY ANTHONY Smedium confidence
Confidence reflects the weakest link in the chain connecting each entity to this profile. Names of private individuals are withheld.
| Property | Units | On record | Recorded |
|---|---|---|---|
| 811 QUINCY ST NWWashington, DC 20011SSL 3028 0814 | 52 | None | 2025-09-25 |
| 2505 Q ST SEWashington, DC 20020SSL 5586 0804 | 4 | None | 1999-12-22 |
Sources: DC OCTO — DCGIS Property and Land, Owner Polygons / Common Ownership Layer (layer 40). Ownership information is presented as recorded and may be incomplete or out of date.
Buying and selling
Acquired 1 property in the last three years, of 2 we have a recorded purchase date for.
Recorded purchases run from December 1999 to September 2025.
From recorded property transfers. Buying or selling often is not itself a problem, and none of this affects the Public Record Score.
Company links are inferences from shared addresses, agents and name similarity — never a finding. Each one shows the evidence that produced it.
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Every violation on record
We hold no housing-code violations for this owner’s properties.
A blank is not a clean record. Washington, DC does not publish which buildings were inspected, so we cannot tell a property that passed from one nobody visited.