86 Perry Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

86 Perry Street in the West Village is a 4-story, 10-unit residential building constructed in 1868 and currently owned by Isaac Benishai. The property has experienced recurring plumbing issues, particularly with water supply problems, as evidenced by multiple complaints between 2023 and 2024, including several emergency and non-emergency situations.

The building has also faced heating concerns, with a heat/hot water complaint in March 2024 that could not be inspected due to access issues. While there have been some pest-related complaints, including rodent sightings and unsanitary conditions reported in 2022-2025, these incidents have generally been addressed promptly, with the most recent rodent inspection in June 2025 resulting in a "Passed" status, consistent with historical rodent inspection results since 2017 that have all passed. The building has two documented self-closing door violations - one in December 2022 regarding the basement door and another in December 2023 concerning the door to Apartment 7 on the 4th floor - both of which were subsequently closed after repairs.

Importantly, the property has maintained a clean record with respect to bedbugs, with all annual reports from 2018 to 2024 showing zero infested, eradicated, or re-infested units. The building underwent a special operations compliance inspection in 2019 with no violations found. While there have been multiple complaints and service requests over the years, most have been resolved without violations being issued, though the pattern of plumbing and heating complaints suggests some ongoing maintenance challenges within the building's infrastructure.