391 West Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

The 5-story, 5-unit tenement building at 391 West Street in the West Village, built in 1902 and owned by Pavel Krivchikov, has undergone several inspections and faced various maintenance issues over its history. The most recent bedbug reports from 2024 and 2023 show zero infestations, successfully demonstrating compliance with bedbug reporting requirements. The building has passed all rodent inspections conducted between 2018 and 2024, with only one instance of rat activity recorded in 2013.

Recent complaints include a gas utility referral in December 2023 (with inspector unable to gain access in February 2024) and an illegal storefront signage complaint in March 2023, though neither warranted violations. The building's historical records from the 1990s reveal several maintenance issues, particularly concerning Apartment 1, where violations were documented for defective plaster surfaces, bathroom conditions, and gas supply issues. Multiple violations from 1999 relate to safety concerns, including an illegal rooftop wooden deck, unauthorized roof bulkhead security features, and inadequate signage in public areas. While these violations were all eventually closed, the records indicate a pattern of maintenance issues, particularly during the 1990s.

More recently, the building has maintained better compliance with housing maintenance codes, with the most recent housing maintenance code violations in 2021-2022 relating solely to bedbug reporting requirements, which have since been resolved. The Department of Buildings has conducted several inspections in response to complaints, with three complaints in 2023 showing no violations warranted at the time of inspection. The building's recent housing maintenance record shows improved compliance, with no significant violations impacting resident safety or comfort currently on record. The most recent rodent inspection results continue to show successful pest management, with all inspections since 2018 passing.