150 West 127th Street, Manhattan, NY 10027

The three-story, six-unit building at 150 West 127th Street in Harlem, owned by Joseph Azier and constructed in 1910, has experienced several notable maintenance issues in recent years. Most recently, in July 2023, the Building was cited for multiple violations in Apartment 2 including ceiling water leaks and issues with plastered surfaces, which were subsequently certified as corrected. The building has maintained an active record of rodent inspections throughout 2023-2025, with the most recent inspections in 2025 showing rat activity, though these violations are generally addressed promptly.

Bedbug reporting compliance appears consistent, with all annual reports from 2019 through 2025 showing zero infestation cases, and the most recent report filed in May 2025 indicating no infested or previously infested units. The property has had recurring issues with water damage and maintenance requirements, as evidenced by multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations. In April 2024, a violation was recorded for failure to file the annual bedbug report, though this appears to have been addressed in subsequent filings.

The building's history shows a concerning pattern of rodent activity, with eight out of nine rodent inspections between 2021 and 2025 recording some form of infestation or activity, though several inspections also resulted in "Passed" status. While the building has experienced various maintenance challenges, it has generally responded to violations and inspections through remediation or correction processes. The property continues to maintain active compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, and recent inspections show periodic attention to maintenance issues as they arise.