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Most violations per apartment
Open housing-maintenance violations recorded by the City, counted against the number of apartments so a large building isn’t penalized for its size. Facts, not opinions.
33 West 89th Street
33 West 89th Street Owners CORP.
668A Fulton Street
Owner not on file
208 West 30th Street
First Hudson Capital LLC
73 Orchard Street
73 Orchard LLC
177 Huron Street
Owner not on file
175 Stanton Street
New York Realty Irrevocable Trust
Violations are recorded against the building and often predate the current management. Source: NYC Housing Preservation & Development.
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