125 West 133rd Street, Manhattan, NY 10030

The five-story, 21-unit tenement at 125 West 133rd Street in Harlem, owned by Robert Ezrapour and built in 1910, has experienced several maintenance issues in recent years, with the most urgent concerns arising in June 2025. These include violations related to a broken window frame, electrical outlet issues, and a broken window guard, all of which received violations during inspections. The building has a notable history of plumbing and safety concerns, with emergency violations documented in January 2025 regarding water supply issues, basin problems, and a safety-related window guard issue.

In 2023, multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations were issued regarding self-closing doors, including defects at the first-story trash room door, fifth-story fire door, and compactor chute's closet door, all considered Class C violations by HPD. The building has maintained an active response to pest control, with consistent rodent inspection passing results from 2019 through 2025, and no active bedbug infestations reported in the past two years. However, there were persistent issues with chemical odors in early 2025, prompting multiple complaints to the Department of Health.

The property has several outstanding violations related to low-pressure inspections from 2018-2022 that remain unresolved as of 2023. Historical complaint records show multiple concerns about locked or blocked egress points between 2020-2021, though most were determined not to warrant violations at the time of inspection. The building's recent maintenance history shows a mix of resolved and persistent issues, with particular attention needed to the outstanding violations and recent window-related safety concerns.