75 Hudson Street, Manhattan, NY 10013

The five-story, 1868 joint residential/artists building at 75 Hudson Street in Tribeca, now owned by the Estate of Domenico Aulisa, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues over the past few years. Most notably, there was a recent pest infestation in June 2023 in Apartment 1 that resulted in housing maintenance code violations, and a heat/hot water outage affecting the entire building in October 2022. The building has a concerning pattern of sanitary condition complaints, particularly regarding garbage and recycling storage, with multiple violations recorded between 2019-2020.

In 2018, several violations were issued for various issues including cooking gas problems, ceiling damage, and door-related concerns. Significant equipment-related issues have also been documented, particularly regarding the building's boiler system. In 2020, two separate complaints regarding a defective/inoperative boiler were recorded, and as of March 2024, there are active violations related to the boiler's maintenance and registration status, including a $1,250 penalty for failing to comply with a 2021 order.

The building's fire safety systems have come under scrutiny, with open violations from 2019 regarding the fire escape's condition and required maintenance. While recent bedbug reports from 2023-2024 show no current infestations, the building has had multiple bedbug-related violations in previous years, though current rodent inspections from 2018-2023 have all passed except for one instance of rat activity in 2010. The property has also faced issues with unauthorized plumbing work and electrical wiring concerns, though many past violations have been resolved or dismissed.