10 West 103rd Street, Manhattan, NY 10025

The five-story, ten-unit residential building at 10 West 103rd Street, owned by Thomas Rohlman and constructed in 1910, has experienced a series of maintenance and safety issues over recent years. Most notably, in 2025, there were concerns about missing signage that required attention.

The property has faced recurring problems with water-related issues, including slow leaks in 2023 (with violations issued), plumbing problems in 2024, and multiple instances of mold documented between 2021-2024, some classified as emergency situations. Apartment 2B has been a particular focus of violations, with recent citations in 2023-2024 for missing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, as well as issues with plaster surfaces, paint conditions, and a water leak in the bathroom. The building's maintenance history shows regular pest control efforts, with the most recent rodent inspection in 2024 resulting in a "Passed" rating, though there have been documented instances of rat activity in previous years.

The building's complaint history reveals several access issues for inspectors between 2021-2022, during investigations of various maintenance concerns including appliance, wall, and plumbing problems. However, no bedbug infestations have been reported in the past eight years, and the building's rodent control measures appear to have improved, with more recent inspections showing better compliance. The property has maintained regular inspections and reporting requirements, though the recurring nature of water and mold issues suggests ongoing maintenance challenges.