111 West 141st Street, Manhattan, NY 10030

111 West 141st Street is a 5-story, 59-unit residential building in Harlem, constructed in 1926 and currently owned by Christina Pimentel. The property has experienced numerous maintenance issues in 2025, with multiple emergency complaints including unsanitary conditions (sewage and mold), plumbing problems, and heating/water supply concerns. As of mid-2025, there is still an open sewage-related complaint from April 2025.

Prior to this, a series of violations were documented in 2024-2025, including problems with water leaks, mold, and a pest infestation in apartment 4E (roaches) and 1L (mice) that were addressed through notice of violation. The building has undergone several inspections and maintenance work, with December 2024 violations including issues with plaster surfaces and water leaks in apartment G, and multiple Department of Buildings (DOB) inspections in 2025 related to boiler functionality and structural stability, all resulting in no violations being warranted at the time of inspection. The building's history also reveals pattern maintenance issues, including problems with waste and debris management, and multiple instances of emergency work requiring attention to water leaks, sewage issues, and heating systems between 2023-2025.

Notably, 2025 saw a cluster of complaints regarding water supply, mold, and sanitary conditions, though many were resolved without violations being issued. The property shows consistent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, with no infestations reported since 2019. Monitoring for rodent activity has yielded mixed results, with both passed and failed inspections recorded between 2023-2025, though the most recent inspections from 2024 indicate generally satisfactory conditions. The building has received and addressed multiple violations related to energy benchmarking requirements over the years, with these cases ultimately being dismissed by the DOB.