63 Carmine Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

63 Carmine Street is a 5-story, 16-unit Old Law Tenement building located in the West Village and owned by Janusz Sendowski. The building, constructed in 1900, has experienced several significant issues in recent years, most notably concerning its fire safety systems and structural compliance. Currently, there are three active violations from November 2024 related to obstructed egress and a problematic wooden structure at the rear of the building, with substantial penalties totaling $12,530. The building has also faced recurring heat and hot water issues, with multiple emergency complaints in 2019-2020, though these were ultimately resolved. Other notable violations include concerns about boiler systems and illegal modifications, with an unresolved active ECB violation from 2021 regarding a defective draft inducer.

The property has a mixed record of maintenance and inspections, with rodent inspections showing generally satisfactory results from 2018-2024, though there were multiple rodent-related complaints and service requests between 2020-2024. The building's bedbug reporting shows zero infestations reported in the past five annual filings (2019-2024). Recent food establishment-related complaints in 2024-2025 suggest ongoing challenges with adjacent commercial spaces, though these are not directly related to residential conditions. The building has also incurred several violations for failing to properly maintain and report various safety systems, including heat, hot water, and fire safety equipment, though many historical violations have been resolved. The property's maintenance history shows periods of recurring issues, particularly in 2019-2020 when multiple heat and hot water complaints were filed.

However, recent inspections have generally passed rodent and bedbug checks, indicating some improvement in pest management. The building's permit history from 2019-present shows regular maintenance and repair work being performed, though specific details about the nature of these permits are not provided in the summary. In summary, 63 Carmine Street has experienced ongoing challenges with building systems maintenance, egress safety, and various code compliance issues, particularly related to its heating system and structural modifications. While many historical violations have been addressed, there are currently active safety concerns that merit attention. The building's recent bedbug and rodent inspections have generally passed, suggesting some improvements in pest management, though the property continues to face challenges with its fire safety systems and building code compliance.