150 Henry Street, Manhattan, NY 10002

The 4-story, 9-unit tenement building at 150 Henry Street in the Lower East Side, owned by Konstadinos Stavrou and constructed in 1915, has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues over recent years. Most notably, in October 2023, the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene found rodent-related violations that required follow-up inspections.

While the building has generally passed multiple rodent inspections throughout 2021-2025, including most recently in March 2025 and September 2024, there was an instance of rat activity recorded in October 2023. The building's maintenance history reveals recurring bedbug reporting violations between 2022-2023, though recent filings indicate no infested units, with the most recent report from December 2024 showing zero infested, eradicated, or re-infested units for the 2023-2024 period.

The property has undergone three tenant safety inspections in 2021-2022, with one citation in 2018 for safety concerns regarding fire escape access, and various other violations including issues with a radiator in the rear yard, problems with doors not self-closing, and concerns about window guards and smoke detectors in Unit 3A and Unit 3B. While many of these violations have been closed following inspections, including several concerning unauthorized items in hallways and emergency egress issues, the building's recent history suggests ongoing attention to pest control requirements and periodic safety compliance checks. The most recent bedbug and rodent inspections indicate improved conditions, with recent rodent inspections consistently passing as of March 2025, suggesting proactive management of these recurring issues.