101 Wooster Street, Manhattan, NY 10012

101 Wooster Street, a 7-story mixed residential/artist building constructed in 1894 in SoHo, currently owned by Charles Macaulay, has undergone several notable incidents and maintenance events over the past few years. The building experienced a safety-related incident in 2019 involving broken or missing window guards, though housing inspectors were unable to gain access during their investigation. In 2019, there was an Environmental Control Board violation related to the building's south-facing facade, which showed spalling and deteriorated masonry at the parapet level, resulting in a $1,250 penalty.

The building has maintained a good record of rodent control, passing inspections consistently from 2018 through 2025. Historical documentation shows multiple elevator-related violations between 2019 and 2021, all of which were resolved through proper certification. The building has not reported any bedbug infestations in the past seven years, with consistent filings showing zero affected units from 2018 through 2024.

Permit activity from 2020 to 2022 suggests ongoing maintenance work, particularly focused on elevator systems. The property generated minimal emergency complaints, with most issues being resolved promptly through appropriate channels. The most recent inspections and reports indicate that the building is currently maintaining compliance with health and safety standards, with recent rodent inspections in 2025 passing successfully. While some historical maintenance issues are documented, current records suggest proactive management and resolution of building concerns.