17 East 12th Street, Manhattan, NY 10003

The 11-story, 9-unit building at 17 East 12th Street in Greenwich Village, owned by Helen Henry, was constructed in 1929 and has undergone various regulatory inspections and received multiple violations over the past several years. Most notably, in late 2023 and early 2024, there were serious structural concerns regarding the building's parking structure, with violations related to spalling concrete and exposed rebar, which posed immediate hazards to traffic and required emergency work. These violations, recorded in December 2023, carried penalties of $12,500 each and were still active as of April 2024.

The building has also faced issues with timely reporting requirements, including the failure to file a required benchmarking report of energy use in 2022, and problems complying with prior commissioner's orders, though these were subsequently resolved. Earlier violations from 2018-2021 included issues with submitting required inspection reports and general maintenance compliance. Despite these challenges, the building has maintained a clean record regarding pest control, with all bedbug reports for the past six years showing zero infested units.

Regular rodent inspections conducted from 2010 through 2024 have consistently passed, indicating effective pest management. The most recent bedbug report for the period ending October 2024, submitted in December 2024, shows no infestations, and a 2024 rodent inspection passed as well. While the building has experienced several violations requiring attention over the years, it's worth noting that many were successfully resolved through compliance actions, and a permit was issued in December 2019 for work associated with the property.