123 West 104th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025

The 56-unit, 10-story apartment building at 123 West 104th Street in the Upper West Side, constructed in 1990 and currently owned by Angela Redman, has experienced significant maintenance issues in recent months. As of May 2025, there are several unresolved health and safety concerns, including open complaints regarding mold and unsanitary garbage/recycling storage. Between May and June 2025, multiple complaints were recorded and addressed, with some resulting in violations, particularly relating to pest control issues and storage conditions.

The building has had recent emergency maintenance needs, including plumbing and heat/hot water service problems in June 2025, though some were quickly resolved. A concerning pattern emerges regarding building systems and safety features, particularly around elevator service and emergency egress. An active complaint from June 2025 regarding the elevator's single device with no alternate service highlights ongoing accessibility concerns.

Between 2022 and 2025, there have been multiple complaints about egress issues and elevator service failures, with various violations related to self-closing doors and fire safety systems. The building has also faced sanitation challenges, with violations recorded for water leaks, pest infestations (including a documented bedbug incident in 2024), and interior maintenance issues like broken cabinets and door problems. While recent rodent inspections have generally passed, a "failed for Other Reasons" designation was noted in March 2021. The building's management has been responsive to many complaints, with numerous cases being resolved through inspections, though some violations remain open as of the latest data.