250 West 105th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025

The 7-story, 35-unit residential building at 250 West 105th Street in the Upper West Side, owned by Emanuel Cherney, was constructed in 1920 and has undergone several notable maintenance and compliance events in recent years. Most recently, in November 2024, there were heat and hot water issues affecting the entire building, though these were promptly addressed according to HPD records. The building has demonstrated consistent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements over the past five years, with no reported infestations between 2019 and 2024.

Multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations were recorded in 2018, including failures to maintain proper heating systems and to post required safety notices regarding smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and gas leak procedures; while some of these were corrected by April 2018, issues with the heating system in apartment 2G persisted. The building's infrastructure has shown various maintenance challenges, particularly regarding elevator service and safety compliance. In 2023, a violation was served related to single-device elevator operation with no alternate service, and multiple Environmental Control Board violations were documented regarding elevator inspection requirements in 2022.

The property has maintained relatively good rodent control, passing most inspections since 2015, with only one recorded instance of rat activity in September 2023. While the building has accumulated several Department of Buildings violations over the years, including failures to submit required reports and resolve certain defects, many of these have been resolved or dismissed upon subsequent inspections. The property has also received multiple permits for various maintenance and improvement work between 2019 and 2022, indicating ongoing investment in building upkeep.