106 East 7th Street, Manhattan, NY 10009

106 East 7th Street is a 5-story, 12-unit residential building located in Manhattan's East Village, originally constructed in 1881 and currently owned by Tal Adini. The building has experienced several maintenance issues over recent years, with the most significant problems occurring between 2019-2021. These included a pattern of plumbing-related complaints, particularly concerning water supply issues, though most inspections from this period did not result in violations.

A notable electrical wiring issue was documented in early 2021, leading to Housing Maintenance Code violations that remain open, including concerns about unsafe electrical wiring conditions in the vestibule area. The building has undergone multiple recent inspections for various compliance issues. In 2025, there were inspections related to Local Law Audits and Local Law 188/17 Compliance Inspections, showing attention to regulatory requirements.

However, there was also a "Stop Work Order Fully Rescinded" notice in June 2025, indicating some form of construction or maintenance work had been temporarily halted. Recent rodent inspections show mixed results, with a rat activity violation noted in February 2025, though compliance was achieved in March 2025. Importantly, the building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations over the past seven reporting periods (2019-2025), with no reported cases. While the building's age and history show typical maintenance challenges, the consistent attention to regulatory compliance and absence of bedbug issues are positive indicators of building management's responsiveness to tenant concerns.