66 Carmine Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

66 Carmine Street is a 4-story, 6-unit Old Law Tenement building located in Manhattan's West Village, owned by Danny Doustan and constructed in 1910. The building has experienced several maintenance and safety issues in recent years, with the most significant concerns being rodent activity.

Between May 2022 and November 2024, multiple inspections have confirmed rat activity, with the most recent compliance inspection in November 2024 passing but following a pattern of bait application throughout 2024 due to ongoing pest management needs. The building has also faced regulatory challenges, including an active violation from August 2022 related to boiler key access requirements (with a $500 penalty) and a previous failure to file the 2017 boiler inspection report, though this was ultimately dismissed in April 2023. The property has demonstrated some positive maintenance trends, particularly in bedbug management, with the most recent 2024 reports showing zero infested units across multiple filing periods.

While there have been two plumbing-related complaints in 2019 and a boiler-related complaint in 2022, both were resolved without violations being issued. The building's illegal hotel rooms complaint from November 2023 was inspected in January 2024, with no violations found at that time. The property maintains regular compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, as evidenced by consistent annual filings showing no infestations over the past three years, though it has received recurring violations for failing to submit these reports in prior years (2019-2021).