107 Waverly Place, Manhattan, NY 10011

The four-story, ten-unit residential building at 107 Waverly Place in Greenwich Village, owned by Isabelle Autones, is a historically significant structure dating back to 1840. The building has experienced relatively few major issues in recent years, with heat and hot water problems reported in October 2020 that were promptly addressed within a day. While there are currently two active violations from 2019 and 2023 related to failure to perform required Category 5 and External Low Pressure Inspections respectively, these appear to be administrative oversights rather than immediate safety concerns.

The building's maintenance record shows consistent attention to pest control; all eight annual bedbug reports filed since 2019 show zero infestation cases. Moreover, the property has maintained a strong record of rodent inspections, passing all ten inspections conducted from 2010 through 2024. The building's most recent safety inspection in April 2023 resulted in no violations, though a subsequent violation was issued in June 2023 for failure to file the 2021 External Low Pressure Inspection.

This appears to be the only remaining outstanding issue as of now. The property's historical data shows regular compliance with housing regulations, and while there have been occasional maintenance issues, these have generally been addressed promptly. The building's age and classification as an Old Law Tenement suggest it has undergone various regulatory requirements over the years, but recent records indicate proper attention to major health and safety concerns, particularly in terms of pest control and rodent management.