85 Chrystie Street, Manhattan, NY 10002

85 Chrystie Street is a six-story, 20-unit commercial-turned-residential building constructed in 1910 and currently owned by Steve Wong. The property has experienced recurring issues with heat and hot water systems, with complaints logged in 2019, 2020, and 2022, though most recent services appear to have been restored promptly.

In 2020, there were several violations noted in apartment 7, including problems with gas supply, door functionality, and defective carbon monoxide and smoke detectors, though many of these violations have since been resolved. The building's recent history includes both food-related health incidents in mid-2023, specifically involving a food establishment complaint and a food poisoning case, with 311 service requests indicating resolution, though one was administratively closed. The property has maintained an active compliance record with rodent inspections, consistently passing these inspections every six months since 2019.

Bedbug reports have shown proper management of infestations, with most recent reports (2022-present) indicating zero infested units. Notably, a complaint regarding illegal conversion was investigated in 2020 but resulted in no violations being warranted at the time of inspection. The building has demonstrated regularity in addressing housing maintenance code violations, including timely bedbug report filings and rodent control inspections, though there remains one open violation related to smoke detector functionality in apartment 7 from 2020.