7 Carmine Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

7 Carmine Street, a 5-story old law tenement building in the West Village owned by Sheila Hyman, has experienced a range of significant events over recent years. Most notably, there have been multiple tenant safety inspections in 2024 (February, May, and December) resulting in Oath Violations, along with a work without permit complaint in December 2024 that was referred to the Department of Consumer Affairs. The building has faced recurring issues with various food establishment violations between 2019 and 2024, including reports of food worker illness, contamination, and improper handling practices, though these have generally been addressed through administrative closure.

There have been multiple environmental control board violations related to non-compliance with commissioner's orders and failure to file proper corrections between 2020 and 2024, with penalties totaling over $10,000. The property's rodent management history shows a pattern of challenges, particularly during 2022 when multiple inspections documented rat activity and bait application requirements. However, recent inspections in 2023 and 2024 have passed without noted violations.

Bedbug reports from 2018 through 2024 show no infestations or re-infestations, indicating effective pest management in that regard. The building's compliance history shows a mix of resolved violations and penalties, including a 2024 ECB violation against Discovery Sky Management for failure to comply with a previous commissioner's order, with a penalty imposed. While the property has experienced various regulatory challenges, particularly regarding safety inspections and rodent control, the absence of recent bedbug issues and improved rodent inspection results suggest some positive trends in building maintenance and pest management.