180 Thompson Street, Manhattan, NY 10012

The 6-story, 39-unit building at 180 Thompson Street in Greenwich Village, owned by Lara Lapysh and constructed in 1960, has experienced several significant maintenance and compliance issues over the past seven years. Most notably, there have been ongoing rodent control challenges, with periods of rat activity recorded between 2021 and 2022, though recent inspections in 2023 and 2024 indicate compliance with health codes. The building has a pattern of water-related issues, including multiple complaints about mold (2018), a slow water leak (2018), and several violations related to water damage and building maintenance requirements recorded in late 2018 that remain open.

Indoor air quality concerns were documented in 2020, and the Department of Buildings has issued violations related to energy efficiency reporting requirements in 2021-2024. The building's safety systems have required attention, with violations recorded in 2018 regarding smoke detectors in apartments 5D and LB, though these appear to have been subsequently addressed. More recently, the building has maintained an active but compliant record regarding pest management, with no bedbug infestations reported in the past three years (2022-2024) according to official filings.

The property has undergone various inspections and received permits for maintenance work, including emergency work permits issued in 2020 and 2021, though specific details about these jobs are not provided in the records. While the building's management has addressed many earlier violations and service requests, some issues from 2018-2019 remain open in the Department of Buildings' records, including concerns about fire safety materials and various administrative code requirements in the building's common areas. The most recent rodent inspections in 2023 and 2024 have passed, suggesting improved conditions in this regard.