32 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012

32 Prince Street is a 7-story, 7-unit residential building located in the Nolita neighborhood, owned by Michael Rosenberg and constructed in 1900. The building has experienced several significant elevator safety issues in recent years, most notably in April 2020 when a violation was issued for elevator door lock monitoring non-compliance, resulting in a $3,125 penalty.

More concerning are the multiple active violations issued in June 2023 for failure to file external low-pressure inspection reports from 2018 through 2021, suggesting potential ongoing maintenance oversight regarding elevator safety systems. The building has demonstrated generally good pest control performance, with no reported bedbug infestations in the past three reporting periods from 2022 to 2025, and recent rodent inspections showing improvement, with the most recent January 2025 inspection passing after previous bait applications in 2023.

Historical records indicate that work was permitted in 2018 and 2019, with permits issued for unspecified elevator-related work. While the building has maintained basic compliance with pest control requirements, the active violations related to elevator inspections represent the most pressing current maintenance concern, particularly given the building's age and elevator reliance. The property has a mixed history of rodent activity, with one incident in February 2023 showing rat activity, though subsequent inspections have shown improvements.