110 Chambers Street, Manhattan, NY 10007

The five-story, four-unit building at 110 Chambers Street in Tribeca, owned by Elizabeth Stone and constructed in 1854, has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues over recent years. Most notably, in February 2023, there was a heat and hot water emergency affecting the entire building, though inspectors were unable to gain access for verification. Between July-August 2021, multiple water leak complaints were filed, including both heavy flow and slow leaks, along with issues related to stairs.

The building has also faced several Housing Maintenance Code violations, including a 2023 violation for failing to file the annual bedbug report, and a 2021 violation regarding flower pots obstructing fire escape egress from the fifth-story balcony. Multiple Department of Buildings (DOB) inspections between 2019-2024 revealed various concerns, including a gas leak from the second-floor HVAC unit (currently active violation), and facade disrepair issues between the second and fourth floors. The building's exterior maintenance has been a recurring theme, with more than one violation related to the facade's condition, though recent records show that facade repairs were completed and signed off in October 2023.

The property has maintained a consistent record of passing rodent inspections annually from 2016 to 2025, and recent bedbug reports from 2023-2025 show no infestations or re-infestations. While several emergency complaints have been recorded, many were closed without violations being issued, primarily due to inspectors being unable to gain access to the units. The building's maintenance history includes multiple permits related to exterior work, with one permit issued in 2021 for facade repairs (job number 140904706). Recent inspections in 2024-2025 have shown compliance with basic safety requirements, though there remains an active DOB violation regarding the gas leak that requires attention.