113 Nassau Street, Manhattan, NY 10038

The 30-story, 168-unit residential building at 113 Nassau Street in the Financial District, owned by Robert Friedman and constructed in 2012, has experienced several notable events over its operational history. Most recently, a food establishment complaint was filed in October 2023 regarding permit violations, though this was administratively closed after investigation. In 2022, there was a significant heat/hot water complaint involving the entire building, but HPD was unable to gain access for inspection.

The building has undergone multiple Department of Buildings (DOB) inspections and compliance checks, with a notable FISP Cycle 9B Technical Report filing violation in February 2023 that was subsequently dismissed. Between 2018 and 2019, there were multiple complaints about unauthorized uses including illegal hotel rooms and after-hours work, though these were found unsubstantiated upon inspection. The building's maintenance record shows generally satisfactory upkeep, with regular inspections passing most rodent control checks.

While there was one documented instance of rat activity in March 2021, this appears to have been an isolated occurrence. The building has maintained an active bedbug monitoring program from 2019 onwards, with reports consistently showing zero infested units in the past four reporting periods (2021-2025). Building permits for maintenance work have been issued regularly, with the most recent being in June 2023. While there have been various violations and complaints over the years, most have been resolved promptly and records suggest a generally responsive management approach to maintenance and compliance issues.