29 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012

29 Prince Street is a 7-story, 5-unit residential building located in Nolita, constructed in 2002 and currently owned by Edmond Li. The building's maintenance record shows consistent attention to regulatory requirements, though with some notable violations. Most recently, in 2024, there was a failure to submit the required Cycle 9B report of critical examination for exterior walls, resulting in a $625 penalty.

This building has maintained a clean record regarding bed bugs, with all annual reports from 2020 through 2024 showing zero infested or eradicated units. Regular rodent inspections have generally passed, with one exception for rat activity noted in July 2021, but subsequent inspections from 2022 through 2025 have shown consistent compliance. The building's violation history shows some significant events around 2019, including three Environmental Control Board violations related to façade maintenance and balcony conditions, with penalties totaling $4,375, all of which were resolved. It appears there have been no major building code violations recorded since then.

The Department of Buildings has conducted multiple tenant safety inspections in recent years, with the most recent in February 2024 finding no violations. Two separate compliance violations were recorded in 2019, resulting in "Oath Violation Served" designations, though these were also resolved through appropriate channels. The building's FISP (Façade Inspection Safety Program) compliance history shows a dismissal of a February 2023 violation related to the late filing of required reports. Additionally, various complaints have been filed regarding storefront issues and safety inspections, though none have resulted in significant violations against the building itself.