75 West Washington Plce, Manhattan, NY 10011

The 4-unit, 4-story building at 75 West Washington Place in Greenwich Village is an historic structure from 1847, currently owned by David Barber and classified as a HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS A building. The property has experienced several notable incidents in recent years, with the most significant being open Housing Maintenance Code violations for failure to file annual bedbug reports in both 2023 and 2024. These violations follow a period (2020-2021) where the building reported no bedbug infestations, as indicated in the official filings.

The building had a concerning Department of Health and Mental Hygiene complaint in 2019 regarding food establishment issues including rodents, insects, and garbage, though this was resolved by April 2019 with official warnings to the owner. The building's maintenance record shows a pattern of proactive rodent inspections, with every inspection from 2010 through 2024 passing successfully, indicating effective pest management in this regard. There was a violation issued in November 2019 regarding the failure to file the 2017 boiler inspection report, though this was subsequently dismissed in December 2019.

The property has shown compliance with rodent control measures over the years, maintaining a consistent record of passing inspections. In 2019, permits for plumbing and electrical work were issued, suggesting maintenance and upgrading of building systems is being undertaken as needed. While the building has had some regulatory issues regarding bedbug reporting and historical concerns about sanitation in 2019, the recent pattern of passing inspections and prompt addressing of violations indicates active management of the property.