113 East 29th Street, Manhattan, NY 10016

At 113 East 29th Street, a 4-unit, 4-story residential building constructed in 1920 and converted to Class A status, there's a concerning pattern of maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, in April 2025, multiple heat and hot water complaints emerged, with one complaint still under investigation as of the latest inspection, suggesting potential system reliability problems. The building has experienced recurring heating issues, with multiple complaints in 2025, and previous problems documented in 2022.

Other significant maintenance concerns include unresolved pest issues reported in April 2025, garbage/recycling storage complaints from July 2024, and a history of water flow problems documented in early 2022. The building's infrastructure has shown vulnerability, with power outages in 2022 and structural concerns noted in 2019 regarding building stability. The property has documented various code violations, including an open violation from 2019 concerning a concrete lintel repair at the first-floor window, and multiple bedbug report filings between 2022 and 2024 showing zero infested units.

Historical records show inconsistent rodent inspection results between 2011 and 2018, with notable rat activity recorded in 2018. While there have been several electrical permits issued between 2019 and 2021, the frequency of heating system complaints and the recent pest issues suggest ongoing maintenance challenges. The building has had multiple HPD and DOB inspections over the years, with various emergency and non-emergency complaints being addressed, though some inspections were unable to be completed. The most recent bedbug reports filed for 2023-2024 indicate no current infestation, showing some improvement in pest management.