626 Hudson Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

626 Hudson Street is a historic four-story, three-unit building located in the West Village, constructed in 1846 and currently owned by Antonio Angamarca. The property has experienced several notable incidents over recent years, with the most pressing concerns being recurring issues with unauthorized food establishment permits, including three complaints between 2023-2025 (one of which remains open as of June 2025), and an active ECB violation from 2020 related to unauthorized construction of an enclosed exterior structure for additional dining with an associated penalty of $6,250.

The building has maintained a generally good record regarding pest management, with rodent inspections consistently passing between 2016-2025, and no reported bedbug infestations in the official annual reports from 2021 to 2024. Housing Maintenance Code violations have been minimal, though the building received four separate citations between 2021-2024 for failing to file annual bedbug reports, all of which have since been closed.

The only major service disruption on record occurred in October 2018, when a heat and hot water issue affecting the entire building was reported, though no violations were documented following the inspection. Recent health inspections in 2023 and 2024 have consistently passed rodent control inspections, indicating effective pest management systems in place. While the building's age and history suggest typical urban maintenance challenges, the majority of issues have been promptly addressed, with most complaints being either closed or marked as resolved, though the recurring food establishment permit issues indicate an ongoing concern that may affect the property's commercial space usage.