110 West Houston Street, Manhattan, NY 10012

110 West Houston Street is a 5-story, 18-unit Old Law Tenement building located in Greenwich Village, built in 1878 and currently owned by John Verni. The most recent significant issue was a heat and hot water complaint in December 2024 that HPD could not verify through building access. The building has a pattern of maintenance issues, with multiple complaints in 2019 regarding various problems including walls, plumbing, appliances, and unsanitary conditions including mold and pests, though these were all closed without violations.

In 2020, violations were documented regarding fire safety in the public areas, including defective ceilings and smoke detector issues in Apartment 3B, though some of these were certified as corrected by July 2020. The building has had consistent rodent inspections, with the most recent in August 2024 passing without issues, and all previous inspections since 2012 have also passed. Bedbug reports show no infestations or required eradications from 2017 through 2024, indicating effective management of this particular concern.

The only illegal hotel complaint was filed in 2019 but resulted in inspectors being unable to gain access for verification. While there have been various maintenance complaints over the years, most have been resolved without violations being issued, though the recent heating issue remains unverified. The building's overall record shows regular pest control compliance and no history of bedbug infestations, though the heating system appears to be a recurring concern, with the December 2024 complaint being the most recent service request on record.