311 Church Street, Manhattan, NY 10013

The five-story building at 311 Church Street in Tribeca, owned by Alexis Baez and built in 1870, has experienced several notable maintenance and compliance issues over recent years. Most concerning are the recurring violations related to bedbug reporting requirements, with the building receiving Class A violations in 2021, 2022, and 2023 for failing to file the necessary annual bedbug reports. The property has also faced various maintenance challenges, including unsanitary conditions regarding garbage storage (2021), pest issues (2018), and problems with heating/hot water systems (2018), though many of these complaints were resolved quickly.

In 2018, there were multiple violations that were confirmed and corrected, including issues with flooring, pests, and heating systems. More recently, in 2023, the building had a food establishment-related complaint regarding dishwashing/utensils that was administratively closed after being addressed. The building has experienced some compliance issues with vaccination requirements in 2021, though this was promptly addressed.

There was a significant interagency violation in 2019 regarding occupancy contrary to the Certificate of Occupancy for the Maco Bar establishment in the cellar and first floor, though no penalties were imposed. Between 2010 and 2018, the building consistently passed rodent inspections, suggesting effective pest management. The property also has numerous permits issued in 2025 for plumbing and electrical work, indicating ongoing maintenance and improvement activities. While the building has experienced various maintenance and compliance issues over the years, most recent complaints have been addressed promptly, and recent bedbug reporting suggests no current infestations.