415 Greenwich Street, Manhattan, NY 10013

415 Greenwich Street is a 10-story, 63-unit converted dwelling located in Tribeca, built in 1913 and currently owned by Ryan Hallan. The building has undergone regular tenant safety inspections, with the most recent compliance inspections conducted in March 2025 showing no violations. However, there are several notable concerns: an active violation from November 2024 regarding improper exhaust systems in the commercial space (Falafel Tanami) on the first floor, and a violation from January 2024 related to facade safety reporting that was subsequently resolved. The building experienced rodent issues in 2019-2020, with multiple bait applications recorded, though there have been no reported infestations since then.

Between September 2022 and November 2024, four adjacent building violations were recorded, though these were addressed through Oath Violations. The property has maintained a consistent record of addressing safety inspections, with most recent inspections showing compliance. No bedbug infestations have been reported in the past seven years, with the most recent filings showing zero affected units. The building's Department of Buildings history shows various permits issued for different work, primarily in 2019, including plumbing and electrical work.

While there have been multiple violations and complaints over the years, most have been resolved or dismissed, demonstrating ongoing management attention to regulatory compliance, though there appears to be an ongoing issue with the building's commercial exhaust system as of the most recent records. The building has consistently undergone regular maintenance and inspections, with most recent inspections showing compliance. No bedbug infestations have been reported in the past seven years, with the most recent filings showing zero affected units. The building's Department of Buildings history shows various permits issued for different work, primarily in 2019, including plumbing and electrical work. While there have been multiple violations and complaints over the years, most have been resolved or dismissed, demonstrating ongoing management attention to regulatory compliance, though there appears to be an ongoing issue with the building's commercial exhaust system as of the most recent records.