Most owners cannot prove what their residence is worth.

It does not matter where you are in owning your home.

• Just bought: your record starts now, or it starts late.

• Owned for years: your coverage has drifted and your improvements sit unrecorded. When high value homes are actually inspected, they are underinsured more often than not, frequently by hundreds of thousands of dollars.

• Renovating: the spend is far cheaper to capture now than to reconstruct later.

• Facing a sale, a transfer, or an estate: an undocumented residence defends only its purchase price.

The exposure grows every year. The cost of knowing does not.

$500, credited in full toward The Record. You never pay twice.

What you receive

• Your insurance gap, quantified. What full replacement would cost against what you carry today.

• Your unrecorded basis. The improvement spend that lowers what you owe at sale, once it is documented.

• Your furnishings and finishes. The pieces that carry real value and are almost never recorded.

• Where your record is thinnest, and what closing it is worth in dollars.

• Your private standing record at idist.com/your-residence. Yours to keep, it does not expire, and it is not a report that ends up in a drawer.

Selected Work

Work delivered in residences at 220 Central Park South, 108 Leonard, The Residences at 400 Fifth Avenue, and 30 Park Place. Design and build, brands sourced and documented, by the people who prepare your record.

A selection only. Much of our work, at our clients’ request, stays private.

Credited in full toward The Record.

The Record, weekly

What we are seeing across New York design and ownership, once a week. Coverage, basis, and the market for finishes and furnishings, and what it means for what you own.