10 West 130th Street, Manhattan, NY 10037

10 West 130th Street is a 3-story, 4-unit residential building in Harlem, constructed in 1881 and currently owned by David Lavipour. The building has experienced recurring issues with bedbug report compliance, with open violations issued every year from 2021 through 2024 under New York City Housing Maintenance Code (HMC) Section 27-2018.

During 2020, a period of significant construction activity, the property was subject to multiple complaints and violations, including two Environmental Control Board violations related to construction during COVID-19 emergency orders, resulting in $10,000 in total penalties (though these have since been resolved), and a boiler inspection violation that was later dismissed. Multiple simultaneous complaints were filed in June 2020 concerning safety net protection, adjacent buildings, and work contrary to stop work orders, though inspectors found no violations at the time of inspection.

The building has maintained satisfactory rodent inspection results, consistently passing inspections from 2018 through June 2025, with only one failure recorded in August 2019 for unspecified reasons. Several construction-related permits were issued between February and June 2020, and additional permits were issued in June 2021, suggesting ongoing maintenance or improvement work during this period. While the building has faced various compliance issues over the years, particularly during the 2020 construction period, recent records show consistent rodent control compliance and no new major violations affecting resident safety or building maintenance.