103 Sullivan Street, Manhattan, NY 10012

The five-story, 18-unit building at 103 Sullivan Street in SoHo, owned by Sulochana Perry and constructed in 1874, has experienced recurring maintenance and compliance issues over recent years. Most notably, from 2020 to 2021, there were several concerning violations related to building integrity and unpermitted work, including hazardous conditions involving detached concrete stucco at Exposure 3, and partially detached masonry issues at Exposure 4 that were reported as dangerous and potentially salvageable. These structural concerns led to multiple Environmental Control Board violations in 2020, with penalties totaling $7,500, though records indicate these have since been resolved.

The building has required consistent attention to bedbug reporting compliance, with violations recorded in 2022, 2023, and 2024 for failure to file annual reports, though recent filings for 2024-2025 show zero infested units. Rodent inspections have generally passed, with the most recent inspections in 2023 and 2024 showing no significant issues, though a rat activity report was noted in July 2018. Recent records through 2025 indicate improved compliance with building maintenance requirements, with no active violations.

The building's bedbug and rodent control programs appear to be functioning effectively, with all recent rodent inspections passing and bedbug reports showing no infestations. Several permits for work have been issued in 2021, suggesting some remedial or improvement work was undertaken during that period. The property has shown consistent attention to meeting inspection requirements, with the most recent bedbug report filed in July 2025 showing continued compliance with HPD reporting regulations and confirming no current infestation issues.