190 Allen Street, Manhattan, NY 10002

The 19-story building at 190 Allen Street in the Lower East Side, constructed in 2005 and classified as a Class B building, is currently facing multiple open violations related to bedbug reporting requirements, with the most recent inspections in 2024 showing non-compliance with submitting annual bedbug reports as mandated by Housing Maintenance Code. The property has experienced recurring pest-related issues, evidenced by three separate 311 complaints about rodents/insects/garbage between 2023 and 2025, though most recent rodent inspections from 2025 have shown passed results.

The building has also had several health-related complaints, including food establishment issues and a food poisoning incident in 2018 that warranted Department of Health investigation. From an inspection and compliance perspective, the building has demonstrated some attention to maintenance requirements, with multiple permits issued between 2018-2019 for various work, and recent inspections in 2024-2025 passing rodent inspections.

However, there was a significant lapse in timely submission of external low-pressure inspections, resulting in multiple violations issued in 2023, though these were subsequently dismissed. The property has maintained an active response to environmental concerns, with at least one ECB violation recorded in 2024 regarding failure to submit critical examination reports for exterior walls, which carries a penalty of $1,250 and remains active. It's worth noting that many historical complaints regarding illegal signage and advertising were investigated and found to have no warranted violations, suggesting the building's management has generally addressed visible violations when they occur.