173 Perry Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

173 Perry Street, a 16-story Class A residential building constructed in 2001 in New York City's West Village neighborhood, has experienced recurring concerns with heat and hot water systems over the past several years. Most recently, in late 2023, the entire building reportedly experienced heat and hot water issues, though inspectors from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) were unable to gain access for verification.

Between November 2018 and November 2023, there have been multiple documented instances of heating system complaints, including several during a November 2018 heat outage that generated multiple violations. The building's management has faced regulatory scrutiny over the years, with several violations issued for failure to file required energy benchmarking reports between 2019 and 2022, though these were ultimately dismissed. More recently, in December 2024, the building filed its bedbug report showing no infestation issues.

The property has also dealt with pest management challenges, as evidenced by recent rodent activity inspections in 2023-2024, including documented rat activity and bait application. The Department of Buildings records show various permits issued between 2018 and 2019 for different works, including plumbing and electrical work. While the building has maintained consistent bedbug reporting compliance since 2020, showing zero reported units affected, the ongoing heat/hot water issues and rodent inspections suggest areas requiring continued attention to maintain resident comfort and safety.