132 West 111th Street, Manhattan, NY 10026

The three-story, 10-unit residential building at 132 West 111th Street in Harlem, owned by David Lynch, has experienced several recurring regulatory issues in recent years. Most notably, there is an ongoing pattern of non-compliance regarding bedbug reporting requirements under the Housing Maintenance Code, with violations noted in successive inspections from 2021 through 2024, all of which remain open.

The building has also encountered problems with boiler inspection compliance, as evidenced by a December 2024 Environmental Control Board violation for failing to file required annual boiler inspection reports, with an associated penalty of $655. This follows a related violation from April 2023 concerning the failure to file the 2022 external low-pressure inspection.

While the building has maintained regular rodent inspections with consistent passing results since 2019 (except for a rat activity finding in May 2022), there was a concerning indoor air quality complaint in April 2019 related to construction dust, which was investigated by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. The property's most current data from 2025 shows no major new violations or complaints, indicating some improvement in regulatory compliance. The building's status as an "OLD LAW SINGLE ROOM OCCUPANCY" structure, built in 1900, is significant as it typically denotes a property with a history of multiple single-room units rather than traditional apartments, though the exact current configuration is not specified in the records.