114 West 127th Street, Manhattan, NY 10027

The three-story, four-unit building at 114 West 127th Street in Harlem, owned by Michael Leach, has experienced several regulatory challenges over recent years, most notably regarding inspection compliance. The property, which was built in 1910 and is classified as a HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS B building, has multiple active violations related to external low-pressure inspection filings between 2018-2023, with the most recent violation issued in September 2024 remaining open.

All these violations, however, were initially dismissed through the CIANOW CRM process in July 2023. The building has consistently faced annual requirements for bedbug reports from 2021-2024, all of which have been properly closed once addressed. Despite these compliance issues, the building has maintained a clean rodent inspection record, passing all inspections conducted from 2018 through 2025.

A complaint regarding unlicensed work was filed in October 2021, though this was promptly investigated and closed with a compliance inspection. While the building's age and history show typical New York City challenges, the persistent violation history primarily relates to administrative compliance rather than safety concerns, and recent rodent inspections indicate effective pest management. The property maintains its status as a relatively typical example of its building class in Harlem, though the pattern of external inspection violations suggests some ongoing administrative oversight challenges.