319 West 21st Street, Manhattan, NY 10011

The 5-story, 20-unit old law tenement building at 319 West 21st Street in Chelsea, owned by Joseph Kizner and constructed in 1900, has maintained a relatively stable record of compliance with housing regulations over the past several years. Most recently, in June 2025, a DOHMH inspection was conducted in response to a complaint about unsanitary pigeon conditions, though no violations were found. The building has undergone regular rodent inspections, all of which have passed since 2017, with the most recent occurring in July 2025.

A single electrical complaint regarding an outlet or switch was reported in July 2024, which was investigated by HPD and found not to violate housing maintenance codes. In 2024, the building received several Housing Maintenance Code violations during a September inspection, specifically concerning the lack of required safety notices in common areas. These violations related to the posting of housing information guides, gas leak procedures, and the building's registration information.

However, all these violations were certified as corrected by October 2024. The building's bedbug reporting history, spanning from 2019 through 2025, shows consistently zero cases of infestation, eradication, or re-infestation. The property has maintained regular compliance with reporting requirements, including the successful filing of annual bedbug reports, which indicate effective pest management. While there have been occasional maintenance issues, the prompt resolution of violations and the building's strong record of passing routine inspections suggest active management of property maintenance requirements.