35 Bond Street, Manhattan, NY 10012

35 Bond Street is a 6-story, 13-unit residential/artist cooperative building constructed in 1893 in the NoHo neighborhood, currently owned by Hector Jimenez. The building has experienced several significant maintenance and compliance issues between 2020 and 2021, particularly related to construction safety and code compliance. In late 2020, the building was cited for hazardous structural issues involving unanchored columns in the cellar supporting the sidewalk vault, which were not properly tied to footings, along with concerns about substandard temporary columns.

These violations resulted in multiple subsequent findings of non-compliance throughout 2021, with penalties totaling $13,000 across various violations. The building also faced administrative penalties for failing to file required correction certificates for immediately hazardous violations in late 2020 and early 2021, though these charges were eventually dismissed. More recent history suggests improved conditions, with the building maintaining a perfect record in pest management, as evidenced by seven consecutive annual bedbug reports from 2019-2025 showing zero infestation cases.

Similarly, the building has passed all rodent inspections between 2011 and 2024. While there were some complications regarding energy benchmarking reports in 2021 and elevator certification issues that persisted from 2019 into 2022, these violations were ultimately resolved or dismissed. The building underwent various construction work during 2019-2020, with permits issued for equipment and other work in August and September 2020, suggesting some ongoing improvements to the property's infrastructure.