5 East 10th Street, Manhattan, NY 10003

The 5 East 10th Street building is a 5-story, 7-unit Class A building in Greenwich Village, constructed in 1890 and currently owned by William Berry. The property has experienced several maintenance issues over recent years, with the most pressing concerns being recently documented sanitary violations related to a dog (April 2023, DOHMH) and a property entrance door requiring repair or replacement (February 2024, DOB).

Between 2018-2019, there was a pattern of appliance-related complaints, particularly concerning electric/gas ranges and refrigerators, with some complaints resulting in violations. The building also had a significant heat and hot water complaint for the entire building in October 2018, classified as an emergency, though specific resolution details are not provided. The property has maintained a clean pest record, with no bedbug infestations reported since 2017, and has passed multiple rodent inspections since 2012, though a rat activity report from May 2023 suggests occasional challenges with vermin control.

The building's systems appeared to have undergone some maintenance as evidenced by multiple Department of Buildings permits issued between 2018-2019, covering plumbing and electrical work. While the property has had various violations throughout the years, most have been addressed and closed, including multiple repairs to Apartment 4S in 2019 regarding wall surfaces, ceilings, floors, and door issues. Recent inspections, including a 2024 rodent inspection and service requests, suggest ongoing attention to building maintenance, though the most recent DOHMH sanitary violation indicates there may still be infrequent maintenance issues to address.