250 West 96Th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025

The 22-story condominium at 250 West 96th Street, built in 2021 and containing 131 units, has experienced various incidents since its completion, most notably during the 2022 construction phase. The Department of Buildings recorded several complaints related to safety concerns, including two incidents in July 2022 regarding suspended scaffolds and site conditions endangering workers, though both resulted in fully rescinded Stop Work Orders following inspections.

Other complaints from 2022, including one about worker safety and another related to construction compliance tracking (September), were also found to have no violations warrantied at the time of inspection. In May 2023, there were complaints about after-hours work, with one determined to be conducted under an AHV permit, while the other was reported as illegal work, though both complaints resulted in no violations being found.

More recently, in 2025, there was a Department of Health complaint regarding a mobile food vendor, which has since been closed with instructions provided for obtaining inspection results. Importantly, the building's bedbug report for the period of November 2023 to October 2024 shows no reported infestations, with zero units affected, eradicated, or re-infested, indicating successful pest management practices. The building's record suggests that while there were several construction-related incidents requiring attention in 2022, subsequent years have shown no major recurring issues, with most recent complaints being relatively minor and related to exterior/vendor activities rather than structural or safety concerns.