110 East 17th Street, Manhattan, NY 10003

The 4-story, 8-unit building at 110 East 17th Street in Gramercy, dating back to 1854 and currently owned by Noah Osnos, has experienced several notable issues in recent years. Most concerning is a February 2024 incident involving heat and hot water outages affecting the entire building, during which the Department of Housing Preservation and Development was unable to gain access to inspect the reported problem. This emergency complaint was ultimately closed, though residents were instructed to file a new complaint if the issue persisted.

The building has maintained a consistent record of submitting timely bedbug reports over the past five years, with the most recent filings showing no infested units between 2022 and 2024, suggesting effective management of potential infestations. The property's rodent history shows a mixed record, with two inspections in 2014 revealing rat activity in February (initial inspection) but passing compliance in June. Earlier inspections from 2010-2012 had all passed.

A notable bedbug incident occurred in 2019-2020, involving one infested unit and three that required eradication, though this appears to be the only significant pest issue recorded in recent years. The building's violation history includes an infraction in 2022 regarding the failure to file an annual bedbug report, though this appears to have been rectified in subsequent years as all recent filings have shown no infestation. While there have been no major safety violations recorded, the recent heat and hot water incident suggests ongoing infrastructure challenges that warrant attention.