30 East 10th Street, Manhattan, NY 10003

30 East 10th Street is a 12-story, 22-unit residential building constructed in 1909 and currently owned by Joel Kammerman, located in Manhattan's Greenwich Village neighborhood. The property has experienced several notable events in recent years, with particular attention required for façade-related issues. As of October 2024, two active Environmental Control Board violations remain outstanding: one related to inadequate housekeeping (dated July 2024) involving black bags of debris on the sidewalk shed, and another concerning failure to file an acceptable amended Cycle 9C report regarding unsafe conditions (January 2024). The building was issued an "Unsafe" façade notification in July 2023, which remains active as of October 2023.

Multiple safety inspections in 2024, including two tenant safety inspections (February and May) and a safety net/guard rail complaint investigation (July), were conducted but found no violations at the time of inspection. The building has maintained a regular schedule of rodent inspections, with all recent inspections (most recently in January 2025) passing without issues. Bedbug reports for the property show no infestations in the past eight reporting periods (2019-2024), indicating effective pest management. The Department of Buildings has recorded several permit issuances from 2018 to 2020 for various work, including emergency repairs.

While the property has experienced occasional maintenance issues, including one complaint about excessive debris in July 2024 that resulted in an Oath violation being served, most complaints have been resolved with no violations being found during inspections. The building's historical complaint and violation record shows a pattern of addressing safety concerns through inspections and permits, though the current outstanding violations related to façade safety and housekeeping require attention. The property has demonstrated compliance with rodent control requirements through regular successful inspections and has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations. Recent tenant safety inspections have generally not resulted in identified violations, suggesting a reasonable level of maintenance and safety compliance, with the exception of the active façade-related violation.