332 West 17th Street, Manhattan, NY 10011

332 West 17th Street is a 5-story, 15-unit residential building constructed in 1900, currently owned by Jay Reyes and classified as an Old Law Tenement. The building has experienced several significant issues in recent years, most notably concerning its boiler system, which was cited in October 2023 for multiple violations including safety features being disabled, blocked ventilation, and improper maintenance of water level gauges and door security. These violations were eventually resolved but indicate past maintenance challenges.

The building underwent a tenant safety inspection in July 2023, which found no violations at the time of inspection. The property has also faced ongoing rodent management challenges, with multiple "bait applied" inspections in 2024, though an initial inspection in October 2024 passed. Bedbug management appears to be well-documented, with the most recent reports from 2024 showing zero infested units, following a pattern of minimal infestation history since 2020.

The building's plumbing systems have been a recurring source of complaints, including a defective boiler complaint in October 2023, though this was closed with an Oath Violation Served status. Historical complaints from 2018 regarding illegal conversion and permit issues resulted in inspectors being unable to gain access on multiple occasions, suggesting potential past concerns with unauthorized modifications to the property. While the building has faced various maintenance challenges over the years, the most recent records indicate improved management of bedbug and rodent issues, though the boiler system remains a point of concern.