66 Rivington Street, Manhattan, NY 10002

66 Rivington Street, a 6-story New Law tenement building constructed in 1900 in Manhattan's Lower East Side neighborhood, currently owned by Enrico Campagnoli, has experienced recurring heat and hot water issues in recent years. Most notably, in early 2025, multiple complaints were filed regarding building-wide heat and hot water problems, with inspections unable to gain access to verify the conditions. This pattern of heating system complaints extends back to December 2023, and similar issues were reported in 2018 and 2019, indicating an ongoing maintenance challenge.

The building has also faced plumbing issues, with a water supply complaint filed in July 2019, though these problems were resolved according to HPD records. The property appears to be generally maintaining good pest control standards, with no reported bedbug infestations across multiple annual reporting periods from 2020 through 2025. Regular rodent inspections have been conducted, with the most recent in March 2025 showing passed results.

The building's records also show three successive Housing Maintenance Code violations for failing to file annual bedbug reports between 2021-2023, all of which were marked as closed. In terms of construction and alteration work, there were two complaints in October 2021 regarding work without permits, though inspections did not result in any violations. A permit was issued in December 2020 for electrical work, which represents the only construction permit on record in recent years.