30 West 12th Street, Manhattan, NY 10011

This five-story, six-unit residential building located at 30 West 12th Street in Greenwich Village was constructed in 1854 and is currently owned by Paul Zacher. The property has maintained an impressive record of pest management, with all bedbug reports from the past six years (2019-2024) showing zero instances of infestation or re-infestation.

Regular rodent inspections dating back to 2011 have consistently passed, with the most recent inspection in August 2024 confirming continued compliance. The building's maintenance record shows recent activity regarding housing maintenance code compliance, including a 2024 violation related to the late filing of the annual bedbug report, though this violation is now listed as closed. The Department of Buildings has recorded several complaints and inspections over the past two years, primarily in 2023, including three tenant safety inspections (April 2023, May 2023, and one in 2024) which were marked as "Compliance Inspection Performed." Other complaints regarding debris or falling hazards (August 2023) and work without permits (April and August 2023) were investigated but no violations were warranted at the time of inspection.

A permit was issued in June 2019 for work classified as EW (emergency work), though the specific details of this permit were not provided in the data. While the frequency of complaints and inspections might suggest ongoing monitoring of building conditions, most issues have been promptly investigated with no significant violations recorded. The building's age and location in Greenwich Village, combined with its historical conversion to a Class A building, suggest it has undergone significant changes since its original construction, though specific details of these changes are not included in the current data set.