341 West 19th Street, Manhattan, NY 10011

The 3-story, 6-unit building at 341 West 19th Street in Chelsea, owned by Adi Selimovic, has experienced several ongoing maintenance issues as of early 2025. Most notably, there are three open non-emergency complaints from January 2025 regarding water leaks (damp spots), wall painting/plaster issues, and refrigerator problems. A significant cluster of heating and hot water complaints was documented in December 2024, with multiple incidents affecting both individual apartments and the entire building, though most of these complaints were subsequently closed.

The building has also faced various maintenance issues throughout 2024, including flooring concerns (August), water leak problems (March), and more complex violation history in Apartment C related to multiple repair needs including plaster surfaces, water leaks, door issues, floor repairs, and electrical outlet problems, though many of these violations were closed after inspection. The building's history shows some concerning patterns, particularly regarding heating system reliability in late 2024, when multiple heating-related complaints were filed, and during the same period, the building's heating system access appeared to be an issue as noted in some complaint resolutions. There was also a failure to file the 2023 low pressure inspection, though this violation was later dismissed in early 2025.

On a positive note, there have been no reported bedbug infestations in the building since 2020, and the most recent rodent inspection in July 2025 passed. The building's age (constructed in 1900) and its "Heretofore Converted Class A" classification suggest it has undergone some form of previous conversion to its current use, typical of many older NYC buildings. While there have been multiple service requests and some violations over time, it's worth noting that many issues have been addressed and closed through the appropriate channels, with no recent patterns of widespread or persistent problems as of mid-2025.