10 West 132nd Street, Manhattan, NY 10037

10 West 132nd Street is a 7-story, 16-unit residential building in Harlem that was constructed in 2016 and is currently owned by Joseph Jemal. The building has experienced several recurring issues over the past few years, with the most recent concerns focusing primarily on smoking violations in 2025, where complaints were filed in March and May regarding smoking in prohibited areas.

Between 2022-2024, the property underwent multiple inspections by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) related to various maintenance issues, including unsanitary conditions in garbage/recycling storage areas, ceiling and wall paint/plaster issues, and a window frame problem - though notably, no violations were issued following these inspections. A mold-related complaint from June 2022 was also investigated and closed without violations. The building has demonstrated compliance with rodent control measures, passing all rodent inspections from 2022 through 2025, with the most recent inspection occurring in May 2025.

Bedbug reports from 2021-2024 show no recorded infestations or eradication efforts, suggesting effective monitoring of this issue. The only documented violation during the building's history was an April 2021 notice regarding the late filing of the annual bedbug report, which has since been resolved. While there have been periodic maintenance issues requiring attention, the building's overall record shows regular inspections and prompt responses to resident complaints, particularly in terms of addressing sanitation concerns through the HPD and health department interventions.