113 West 106th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025

113 West 106th Street is a 6-story converted old law tenement building located in Manhattan's Upper West Side neighborhood, built in 1910 and currently owned by Nasser Farhadian. The 14-unit building has experienced persistent issues with heat and water, particularly in recent years, with multiple complaints regarding heat/hot water problems in 2022, 2021, and 2020, the most recent incident occurring in November 2022.

Water-related issues have also been a recurring theme, with several complaints about leaks during 2020-2021, including both slow and heavy flow leaks, with some instances requiring multiple follow-up inspections. The building's maintenance history shows attention to regulatory requirements, with the most recent bedbug report (December 2024) showing zero infestations or eradications over the past year, and successful rodent inspections passed annually since 2014. A Department of Buildings complaint in June 2022 regarding work without a permit was investigated but resulted in no violations.

The building has had several Housing Maintenance Code violations documented in 2018 related to apartment 4B, including issues with plaster surfaces, paint, and an escutcheon plate, though most of these violations were certified as corrected by June 2018. Two violations from 2018 remain open regarding required postings in the public hall related to smoke detector requirements and housing information guide availability. The building has demonstrated regular compliance with various inspections and requirements, including multiple successful rodent inspections and timely bedbug reporting, though the recurring heat and water issues suggest ongoing maintenance challenges in these specific areas.