110 Ridge Street, Manhattan, NY 10002

110 Ridge Street is a 7-story, Class A residential building located in the Lower East Side, constructed in 1910 and currently owned by Joshua Landau. The building has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past several years, with the most notable being elevator problems in 2021 that were serious enough to result in violations for defective cables, rust, and broken components, leading to a $1,250 penalty. The elevator system had multiple violations between 2018-2021, including failure to file inspection reports and hazardous conditions, though most were ultimately dismissed.

A concerning heat and hot water outage was reported in January 2022, though services were restored during HPD's investigation. The building faced challenges with emergency egress between 2018-2019, involving non-self-closing doors that required panic bar installation, though these issues were resolved. More recent records show improvements in building maintenance, with no reported bedbug infestations in the last five annual reports from 2019-2024, and successful rodent inspections passing consistently since 2020, except for a failed inspection in February 2024 for unspecified reasons.

The most recent complaint, filed in January 2025, related to a day care facility issue investigated by the DOHMH. The building's management has shown compliance with various city requirements since 2021, as evidenced by the timely filing of bedbug reports and passing rodent inspections. The property underwent significant inspection scrutiny between 2018-2021, with multiple ECB violations related to building maintenance and compliance, though most of these were resolved or dismissed, indicating improved management response to regulatory requirements in recent years.