29 East 10th Street, Manhattan, NY 10003

29 East 10th Street is a nine-story, two-family building constructed in 1900 in New York City's Greenwich Village neighborhood, currently owned by Hernan Tehran. The building has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues in recent years, with the most notable incident occurring in September 2020 when unauthorized construction work was discovered involving temporary metal shoring jacks in the boiler room, supporting a sidewalk vault above.

This situation resulted in multiple subsequent violations throughout 2020-2021, with penalties totaling $31,250, though these were eventually resolved. The building's maintenance record shows some recurring issues with compliance, including four separate ECB violations in 2021 related to failure to comply with a commissioner's order, and active DOB violations as of 2021 related to the unauthorized work. While the building has generally maintained good insect and pest control records, with no bedbug infestations reported between 2018 and 2024, and consistently passing rodent inspections from 2011 through 2024, there have been several periods of non-compliance with regulatory requirements.

These include a 2019 failure to file the required FISP Cycle 8C technical report regarding exterior wall conditions, and ongoing active violations related to various maintenance issues as of recent inspections. The building's permit history shows regular maintenance activity, with multiple permits issued for exterior work (EW) and plumbing (PL) between 2018 and 2020, suggesting ongoing efforts to address building maintenance and improvements despite the noted compliance issues. The most recent records from 2024 indicate stable conditions, with no reported infestation issues and successful rodent inspection passes.