29 East 11th Street, Manhattan, NY 10003

This five-story, two-unit building located at 29 East 11th Street in Greenwich Village, owned by George Miller, was constructed in 1845 and has undergone significant renovation activity in recent years. The property is currently facing open Housing Maintenance Code violations for failing to file annual bedbug reports in 2022, 2023, and most recently in 2024, which suggests ongoing compliance issues with required pest management protocols.

Between 2021 and 2023, the building underwent substantial work that generated multiple Department of Buildings (DOB) complaints and Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations, particularly during 2022 when there were several construction safety compliance issues. These violations included improper concrete washout procedures, missing construction signage, inadequate street/pedestrian traffic control, and work not conforming to approved construction documents, with one violation initially imposing a penalty of $2,530.00, though records indicate this was later adjusted to -$2,530.00. The building's permit history shows consistent activity, with multiple alteration permits issued between 2021 and 2024 under job number 140940551.

Despite the issues related to construction safety compliance and bedbug reporting, the property has maintained a clean record in terms of rodent inspections, passing all inspections since at least 2010, with the most recent inspection in July 2024 also resulting in a pass. The building has experienced regular inspections related to both housing maintenance and construction safety, with the majority of construction-related complaints resulting in "No Violation Warranted For Complaint At Time Of Inspection" or being resolved without significant penalties, indicating that while there were violations noted, they may not have represented ongoing safety concerns at the time of inspection. The consistent issuance of permits and passing rodent inspections suggest active management of the property, though the recurring bedbug reporting violations represent the most significant ongoing compliance issue.