122 West 13th Street, Manhattan, NY 10011

122 West 13th Street, a historic 4-unit, 4-story building dating back to 1848 in New York City's West Village, is currently facing several concerning issues that impact resident quality of life. Most notably, the building has accumulated an alarming pattern of open Class A Housing Maintenance Code violations from 2021 through 2024, all pertaining to the failure to file mandatory annual bedbug reports with HPD, suggesting potential ongoing pest management oversight.

The property is also dealing with significant maintenance challenges, as evidenced by an active Environmental Control Board violation issued in February 2024 for disrepair of the decorative exterior cornice, which carries a financial penalty of $3,125. Recent rodent inspection results indicate persistent issues, with the most recent inspections in March and April 2025 both failing to meet compliance standards.

These inspections followed a period of somewhat better performance, as the building did pass a July 2024 compliance inspection and previous years (2019-2022) generally showed satisfactory rodent inspection results. The building experienced one significant safety concern in early 2024 when a complaint was filed regarding debris or materials in danger of falling from the building, which resulted in an Oath violation service. The current owner is Isolino Fernandez, and while the building's historic character remains intact, the property requires attention to multiple maintenance and compliance issues that have persisted over several years.