113 Prince Street, Manhattan, NY 10012

113 Prince Street is a 6-story mixed-use residential and artists' building located in SoHo, built in 1890 and containing 16 units, currently owned by Tri-prince, Inc. The building has faced recurring regulatory challenges, particularly regarding bedbug reporting compliance, with multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations documented between 2021 and 2023 for failure to file annual bedbug reports. While recent bedbug reports from 2023-2024 show no current infestations (with only one noted case in 2022-2023), the building remains subject to Local Law 188/17 compliance inspections, with three active complaints as of June 2024.

The property has also experienced several Department of Buildings (DOB) violations related to inspection filings, including a 2024 violation for failure to conduct a final inspection of permitted work (noted permit for stucco and cast iron repairs), and a 2023 penalty for not filing the 2020 external low-pressure inspection, though these violations were subsequently dismissed. Despite these regulatory issues, the building has maintained consistent compliance in rodent inspections, passing all inspections from 2011 through 2024. The property's recent maintenance record shows increased attention to compliance matters, with multiple bedbug reports filed in late 2024 indicating improved regulatory adherence.

The building's permit history shows ongoing maintenance activity, including an issued permit in 2020 for unspecified work. A food-related complaint was logged and closed in 2023, though this appears to be an isolated incident not directly related to building conditions. The pattern of violations, primarily centered around bedbug reporting and inspection compliance, suggests a focus on maintaining regulatory requirements, while the consistently passed rodent inspections indicate generally sound building maintenance practices.