130 Duane Street, Manhattan, NY 10013

130 Duane Street is a 6-story residential building in Tribeca, constructed in 2003 and owned by Craig Lampitok. The property currently faces several significant maintenance issues, most concerning being recent structural problems identified in May 2025 involving spalled precast panels at the building's 2nd/3rd corners, creating a potential collapse hazard over the sidewalk. These violations have been marked as active and require immediate engineering evaluation and stabilization work.

The building has an ongoing pattern of non-compliance with New York City's bedbug reporting requirements, having received four consecutive class A violations from 2021-2024 for failing to file the mandatory annual bedbug report. Additionally, there was a notable elevator safety issue in March 2020 involving the absence of required door lock monitoring, which was subsequently resolved with a penalty of $1,250. The building's maintenance history also includes various complaints and violations related to building upkeep and safety.

Two failure-to-maintain violations were documented in May 2025, while a 2024 complaint regarding illegal hotel rooms was found to be unsubstantiated. The elevator system has been a recurring focus, with a single-device service complaint in March 2020. Past rodent inspection records show mostly favorable results, with several "Passed" classifications between 2010-2018, though rat activity was noted in multiple inspections between 2012-2013. The most recent Department of Buildings inspection in 2025 required immediate attention to the building's structural integrity, indicating a potential shift in the building's maintenance priorities and challenges.