46 West 21st Street, Manhattan, NY 10010

The 6-story commercial building at 46 West 21st Street in the Flatiron District, owned by Jonathan Nagin and built in 1860, has experienced several notable incidents over the past few years. Most recently, in 2024, there was a food establishment inspection of the kitchen/food prep area, though no significant violations were reported. The building has undergone multiple construction-related activities between 2018-2020, with several construction safety compliance issues recorded, particularly in 2019-2020, including violations related to worker training compliance, pedestrian protection, and various safety measures during active construction work.

These violations were subsequently resolved, with some resulting in monetary penalties, though records show these were settled with $0.00 balance due. The property has experienced recurring pest-related issues, with inspections in 2018 (pests) and 2022 (rodents), though both investigations resulted in no violations being found. The building's most recent bedbug reports from 2022-2024 indicate no infested or re-infested dwelling units.

In 2023, there were violations issued for failure to file external low-pressure inspections for 2021 and 2022, though these violations were dismissed. The building's maintenance records show regular permit issuance for various works between 2018-2020, including plumbing, electrical, and alteration permits, suggesting ongoing maintenance and improvements to the historic structure. Of particular note is the building's consistent passing rate in rodent inspections over the years (2010-2022), and the absence of bedbug infestations in recent reporting periods, indicating effective pest control measures.