23 Bedford Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

The four-story, seven-unit building at 23 Bedford Street in the West Village, constructed in 1828 and currently owned by Mary Saggese, has experienced several notable maintenance issues over the past few years. Most recently, in December 2024, there were two pest-related complaints that could not be inspected due to lack of access, though these violations were previously documented along with unsanitary garbage/recycling storage conditions in spring 2023.

The building has a concerning pattern of door and window-related issues between 2021-2023, including multiple complaints about doors (2021-2023) and windows (2021) - though inspections generally resulted in either corrections being confirmed or no violations being found. The property has undergone regular rodent inspections since 2016, consistently passing each check, which is a positive indication of the building's maintenance standards. There were several significant violations recorded in 2018 specifically pertaining to Apartment 7, including issues with a drop ceiling installation, missing smoke detector, and missing carbon monoxide detector, though these were addressed by April 2018.

The building's record shows consistent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, with no infested units reported in any of the annual filings from 2018-2024. While there have been various housing maintenance complaints over the years, most were resolved promptly, with the exception of the recent pest complaints in late 2024. The building's historical records suggest proactive management, though occasional maintenance issues related to building systems and common areas have persisted.