25 Beekman Place, Manhattan, NY 10022

25 Beekman Place is a 6-story, 6-unit converted New Law tenement built in 1900, currently owned by Thomas Creel. The building has experienced persistent heat and hot water issues, with multiple documented complaints between 2019 and 2022, most notably during May 2022 when three separate complaints were lodged about no heat or hot water affecting the entire building. The Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) responded to these complaints, with reports indicating restoration of services in some instances, but the recurring nature of these issues is significant.

Recent maintenance records show some areas of concern requiring attention. As of April 2024, an Environmental Control Board violation was documented regarding cracked stucco on the 5th floor's southwest corner and between the B and W balconies, with a penalty imposed of $625. Additionally, there are several open violations from 2018 related to building safety sign requirements, including missing gas leak procedures, smoke detector requirements, and carbon monoxide detector information postings in the first-story public hall. The building's elevator has been the subject of multiple complaints between 2018 and 2021 regarding single device service, though inspections did not warrant violations.

However, there was one violation issued in August 2021 for missing documentation, with a penalty of $1,250. On a positive note, 25 Beekman Place has maintained a consistent record of passing rodent inspections from 2010 through 2025, and there have been no reported bedbug infestations in the past seven years, with recent filings showing zero infested or re-infested units. The building's bedbug reporting is up-to-date through December 2024, showing ongoing compliance. While the building has experienced periodic maintenance issues, recent inspections have shown improvements in certain areas, though some long-standing violations from 2018 regarding safety signage requirements remain open.