379 East 10th Street, Manhattan, NY 10009

The 6-story, 13-unit building at 379 East 10th Street, owned by David Sani and constructed in 2001, has experienced several maintenance issues over the past decade, with the most recent concerns centering around water-related problems. In 2023, the property had two non-emergency complaints about water leaks (both tagged as "damp spot" and "slow leak") that were closed without any violations being issued. However, a more recent inspection in August 2023 revealed violations regarding inadequate hot and cold water supply in the bathroom of apartment PHB on the 7th floor, though this violation was certified as corrected shortly thereafter.

The building underwent significant safety-related scrutiny in late 2018, with multiple complaints about smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and door issues being filed and closed, with no specific violation outcomes provided. The property has maintained a good track record in terms of pest control, with annual bedbug reports from 2020 through 2024 showing zero infested units, and all rodent inspections between 2019 and 2025 have resulted in "Passed" outcomes, indicating effective management of these common urban concerns. Historical records from 2018 show several administrative violations related to building safety requirements, including issues with posted notices and ceiling maintenance in the public hall on the 6th floor, as well as a roof leak affecting the ceiling at that location.

These violations were subsequently addressed and closed. More recently, the building's responses to Covid-19 and related safety concerns in 2020 were found to have no violations warranting further action. Regular inspections and prompt resolutions of reported issues suggest ongoing management oversight, though the recurring nature of water-related complaints indicates this remains an area requiring attention.