756 Washington Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

756 Washington Street, an 11-story, 67-unit residential building constructed in 2003 in the West Village, has experienced several maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, in late 2024, there were complaints about both mold and a slow water leak, with the HPD investigating the mold condition (though no violations were found) and being unable to access the property for the leak investigation.

The building had some regulatory compliance challenges, including two violations in 2018 and 2019 related to the filing of annual bedbug reports, for which it appears compliance has been maintained since then with no reported infestations in the most recent eight consecutive annual reports (2018-2025). The elevator system has had documented issues, with violations recorded in 2019 that remained active into 2024, though historical records show attempts at resolution. The building's maintenance record shows a pattern of addressing various housing maintenance code violations over time.

While there were multiple violations issued, including one in 2018 related to a cycle 8B report of critical examination for the exterior wall, most have been resolved. The property has consistently passed rodent inspections conducted annually from 2011 through 2024, suggesting effective pest control measures are in place, and there were no documented bedbug infestations or eradications in the past eight reporting periods. The building's most recent violations and complaints primarily relate to moisture-related issues (mold and water leak) and the elevator system, while historical data shows proactive management of other maintenance challenges.