41 Greenwich Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10014

The four-story, two-family house at 41 Greenwich Avenue in the West Village, built in 1849 and currently owned by Anthony Digrigoli, has experienced several significant maintenance and compliance issues over the past several years. Most notably, the building has received multiple violations related to external low pressure inspections, with active violations issued in June 2023 for failure to file 2018 and 2019 inspection records.

The property has also faced unsanitary conditions regarding garbage and recycling storage, with a resolved complaint from December 2021 that resulted in a violation for encumbrances consisting of cardboard boxes in a fourth-floor public hall in June 2023. Prior to these issues, the building underwent various inspections and compliance checks, including three Local Law 188/17 compliance inspections in 2023, all of which resulted in no violations or enforcement actions. The building's maintenance history shows some infrastructure concerns, including a plumbing system violation from 2018 requiring testing of new or altered systems, and a complaint about defective plumbing that same year.

However, since that time, the property has maintained a clean record regarding pest issues, with no reports of bedbug infestations in the past five reporting periods from 2020 through 2024, and consistent passing results on rodent inspections conducted annually from 2016 to 2025. While the recent violations related to low pressure inspections and garbage storage are noteworthy, it is important to note that all complaints were ultimately resolved, and the building has maintained compliance with pest control requirements and passed regular rodent inspections. The property has also undergone proper permit processes for various maintenance works, with permits issued in 2019 for electrical and plumbing work.