114 Fulton Street, Manhattan, NY 10038

114 Fulton Street, a 64-story Class A residential building constructed in 2016 in New York City's Financial District, currently has several pressing maintenance issues requiring attention. As of April 2025, there are multiple open emergency complaints with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) regarding door problems, ceiling damage, and plumbing issues (specifically related to basins/sinks). Most notably, there was a series of heat and hot water complaints in March 2025 that affected both individual apartments and the entire building, though these were subsequently closed after inspections.

The building's elevator system has generated two active complaints in 2025 regarding multiple devices, while there is also a current complaint about illegal hotel rooms in residential buildings. Looking back at the building's history, there were significant façade maintenance issues noted in 2018, including a glass panel falling from the 34th floor and cracked/damaged glass panels on other floors, though these violations were resolved. During construction, there were several safety and housekeeping violations documented between 2018-2019, including concerns about tripping hazards and obstructed egress pathways.

The building has maintained a relatively clean record regarding pest management, with no reported bedbug infestations in the past three years and successful rodent inspections, with the last rat activity report dating back to 2016. While there were multiple elevator-related complaints and various safety concerns documented in 2018-2019, these were generally addressed through proper inspections and corrections. The current open complaints from 2025 regarding doors, ceilings, and plumbing suggest ongoing maintenance challenges that will require attention to ensure resident comfort and safety.