10 Bleecker Street, Manhattan, NY 10012

10 Bleecker Street is a 7-story, 23-unit residential building located in NoHo, built in 1893 and currently owned by Christopher Dieck. The building has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues in recent years, most notably concerning its boiler systems. In August 2023, three separate violations were issued regarding gas-fired boilers found in the cellar with improper registration, missing safety equipment, and damaged flue pipes, with penalties totaling $1,875.

The building has undergone multiple tenant safety inspections throughout 2023, with one violation served in August 2023 regarding the inoperative boiler. Earlier violations from 2022-2023 indicated problems with fire escapes, requiring emergency repairs due to broken steps and missing connections. The building has maintained a positive record regarding pest control, with no reported bedbug infestations in the past seven years and consistently passing rodent inspections between 2010 and 2024.

The property has experienced recurring issues with its sidewalk shed and scaffold inspections, with complaints filed in 2022 and 2025, though no violations were warranted upon inspection. The building has a documented history of maintenance violations related to exterior facade conditions, including cracked and spalled stones, particularly noted during 2018 inspections. While the building has required several permits for various maintenance and improvement works between 2018-2021, including plumbing and exterior work, recent years have shown improved compliance with fewer active violations. The most recent inspections and complaints generally indicate prompt attention to issues when they arise, though the boiler system problems in 2023 remained unresolved with active violations as of October 2023.