12 Harrison Street, Manhattan, NY 10013

The six-story, five-unit building at 12 Harrison Street in Tribeca, owned by Lisa Crafts, has a mixed-use designation of residential and artist spaces and was constructed in 1885. The property has experienced several significant issues in recent years, most notably a current Department of Health complaint regarding lead dust in common areas (opened November 2021). The building has also shown recurring compliance issues with the Housing Maintenance Code, particularly with the annual bedbug reporting requirement, though recent filings for 2024 show no infestations during the period from November 2022 to October 2023.

Multiple violations were documented in 2020 related to safety messaging requirements in common areas, including carbon monoxide detector requirements and emergency contact information, though some of these violations have subsequently been resolved. The building faced more serious maintenance challenges in 2018 when there were multiple violations related to a ceiling collapse in apartment #56's bathroom, including water damage and subsequent orders to file certificates of correction. These violations resulted in penalties totaling over $4,500, though records indicate these were ultimately resolved.

Historical records show consistent rodent inspection compliance between 2010 and 2018, with all inspections passing. More recent regulatory compliance appears more stable, with the most recent bedbug reports showing no infestations and the building passing rodent inspections in previous years. The property has several active permits as of December 2023 for plumbing work, indicating ongoing maintenance or improvement projects.