366 West 127th Street, Manhattan, NY 10027

The 5-story, 8-unit tenement building at 366 West 127th Street in Harlem, owned by Stanley Celius and constructed in 1920, is currently facing multiple significant maintenance challenges as of May 2025. The property has recent documented issues including mold (May 2025), multiple door/window problems (April 2025), substantial water leaks (April 2025), and electrical issues related to inadequate lighting (April 2025).

There are also several open Housing Maintenance Code Violations from December 2024, primarily concerning apartment 5R, including problems with heating systems, window repairs, subflooring, and mold issues. The building's infrastructure was notably flagged for structural concerns in April 2024, with complaints about interior stair bulkhead disrepair and window A/C unit installation, leading to an Environmental Control Board violation. The property has a concerning history of rodent activity, with multiple inspections in 2024 showing consistent rat presence, though a rodent inspection in April 2025 reported a "Passed" result.

While the building has shown no bedbug infestations in official reports since 2019, and had one incident in 2020 that was reportedly resolved, the persistent maintenance issues and recent violations suggest ongoing challenges with building upkeep. The multiple violations issued in April/May 2025, including plumbing, flooring, water leak, and door issues, demonstrate a pattern of maintenance delays, though the HPD inspections have resulted in closed complaints with violations requiring correction. Recently, building management has faced scrutiny regarding various systems and infrastructure components that appear to require significant attention, including heating systems, electrical systems, and water management.