115 Pitt Street, Manhattan, NY 10002

115 Pitt Street is a 6-story, 172-unit residential building constructed in 1983 and currently owned by Michael Slavin. The building has experienced several concerning issues in recent months, most notably recurring heat and hot water problems affecting the entire building, with complaints logged in both January and March 2025 that inspectors were unable to verify due to lack of access. There are also multiple reported plumbing issues, particularly concerning sink problems, with several complaints between December 2024 and March 2025 where inspectors could not gain access to verify conditions.

The building has faced persistent elevator safety concerns, with multiple Department of Buildings complaints between 2018 and 2024, including four separate violations for elevator devices and communication systems not functioning properly, though all were ultimately resolved or dismissed. Recent maintenance history shows both recurring infrastructure issues and some efforts at resolution. There were multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations in 2024-2025, particularly in Apartment 426, involving water leaks, floor repairs, and plaster surface issues.

The building has undergone several rodent control measures, with evidence of rat activity noted in both 2024 and early 2025, though recent inspections in May 2025 passed. There have been no reported bedbug infestations in the past three years, with only one reported case in 2019 that was promptly eradicated. The property has received several environmental control board violations related to elevator maintenance, with the most recent in January 2024 resulting in a $1,250 penalty. The building's management has been responsive to some issues, as evidenced by multiple plumbing and elevator permits issued between 2021-2025, suggesting ongoing maintenance and repairs are being addressed through proper channels.