113 West 15th Street, Manhattan, NY 10011

The 27-unit, 3-story old law tenement building at 113 West 15th Street in Chelsea, owned by Luis Coradin, has a mixed record of maintenance and compliance issues since its construction in 1911. Most recently, in October 2023, the building was cited for several violations related to entrance door maintenance, including defective self-closing doors and missing glass lites in the vestibule door at the first story, though these violations were certified as closed shortly thereafter.

The building has maintained an active bedbug-free record since 2017, with no infested or re-infested units reported in the past eight filing periods. Rodent control appears to be an ongoing concern, with the most recent inspections in 2024 (April and October) passing, while previous inspections in 2021 showed failures for "Other Reasons." A significant past violation remains active from November 2019 regarding the failure to file an annual boiler inspection report for 2017.

The building has experienced various maintenance issues over the years, including a heat/hot water emergency complaint in October 2018 affecting the entire building, and previous violations related to safety equipment in Apartment 3E from 2006 regarding smoke detection and carbon monoxide devices, though these were ultimately certified as resolved. While the property has mostly passed recent inspections, the recurring pattern of door-related violations and rodent-related issues suggests ongoing maintenance challenges. The building's age (114 years) and history of various code violations and complaints are typical for a structure of this age in New York City, though recent years show improvement in terms of bedbug reporting compliance and fewer documented infestations.