18 West 87th Street, Manhattan, NY 10024

The five-story, 10-unit building at 18 West 87th Street in the Upper West Side, owned by Richard Perreault and built in 1892, has experienced several maintenance issues over the past few years, though none appear to be serious health or safety concerns. The building has had two documented complaints about the bell/buzzer/intercom system, one in late 2020 and another in early 2021, both of which were resolved without violations being issued by the Housing Preservation and Development department.

More recently, in June 2023, the Department of Buildings issued a violation concerning the failure to file the 2018 external low-pressure inspection report, though this violation was dismissed by August 2023. Notably positive aspects of the building's recent history include a clean bedbug report for the past five reporting periods (2019-2024), showing zero infested units in each annual cycle.

Additionally, recent rodent inspections have been consistently passed, with the most recent inspection in September 2024 confirming the absence of rodent issues. The building, classified as "HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS A," has maintained a relatively stable environment over the past decade, with the most significant recent incident being the intercom system complaints from 2020-2021, which appear to have been fully addressed.