Open standpipe and sprinkler citations at a 13-story condominium in the Bronx
- Condominium / co-op building in the Bronx · 13 floors · several hundred units · built after 2000 (city property records).
- Owned by an LLC (owner of record on the city’s building registration).
- Two open citations (HPD Class C): repair or replace a leaking standpipe at the sprinkler system at one stair, and a defective standpipe water-supply line at another stair, both on an upper floor.
- Cited about 1 and 2 weeks before this sample was pulled. Each correction was due 6 days after its citation; both citations were still open.
- The owner has to correct and document the cited deficiency, which usually needs a licensed fire-protection contractor.
- The building may lack a current inspection agreement; a correction like this often leads to a recurring inspection schedule.
- Whether a service company is already engaged
- Exact system type and size
- Whether the work is done but the citation not yet closed
- Managing agent’s office line and general email — verified on the managing agent’s own website.
- Managing agent’s registered office address (city building registration).
- Registered officer of the owning entity and a mailing address (city building registration) — role as buyer not confirmed.
Reach out this week. Freshness CURRENT (cited within 30 days); the correction deadlines have passed and the citations are still open.
NYC HPD Housing Maintenance Code violations and building registration, with city property data (PLUTO). The full opportunity links the building’s own HPD record.
Verified · $95 planned (beta — not for sale yet). Withheld here: address, owner and agent names, phone, email, exact dates and record references.