130 10th Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10011

The four-story, 4-unit tenement building at 130 10th Avenue in Chelsea, built in 1910 and currently owned by William Stone, has experienced recurring issues requiring attention from both health and housing authorities over the past several years. Most notably, there are four consecutive open violations (2021-2024) related to the failure to file mandatory annual bedbug reports as required under the Housing Maintenance Code. The building's lighting system has also come under scrutiny, with an unresolved violation from 2018 regarding inadequate front entrance lighting.

Recent health department interactions include service requests regarding food establishment issues in 2024 and 2018, though both were ultimately closed without indicating persistent problems. The recent rodent inspection in October 2024 passed, maintaining the building's generally successful track record in this area, though there were instances of rat activity noted during inspections in 2010 and 2011. A Department of Buildings complaint regarding work without a permit in an occupied multiple dwelling was recorded in December 2024 and referred to the Department of Consumer Affairs for further investigation.

The building has had several permits issued in recent years, including two in April 2019 related to electrical work. The property's inspection history shows a pattern of addressing but not fully resolving certain persistent issues, particularly regarding bedbug reporting compliance. While recent inspections have generally passed, the open violations and recurring bedbug report issues suggest ongoing maintenance challenges that require monitoring.