165 Rivington Street, Manhattan, NY 10002

The two-family house at 165 Rivington Street in Manhattan's Lower East Side, owned by Hrwry Hallivis, has experienced several notable incidents over recent years. Most recently, in October 2023, there were two complaints regarding illegal after-hours work and an unpermitted construction project, though inspections on October 28-30 found no violations.

The building had four violations related to failure to file external low-pressure inspections between 2018-2020, all of which were dismissed by October 2023. In 2022, there were concerning complaints about illegal hotel rooms and certificate of occupancy issues, but inspectors reported denied access on the first investigation attempt, and no violations were found during the second investigation in December 2022.

The building's history includes a food-related incident in 2019 that warranted Department of Health and Mental Hygiene involvement due to pesticide concerns, though the outcome of this complaint was not specified in the available records. While the violation history suggests some regulatory oversights, particularly regarding safety inspections, it's worth noting that all recent inspections have not resulted in any confirmed violations. The building, constructed in 1910, is classified as a two-story, two-family house, and appears to have undergone various inspection-related scrutiny without any current active violations as of October 2023.