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200 Rector Place is a condominium building built in 1987 in Manhattan with 540 residential units. It holds a Grade A health score overall, though our data shows a facade in need of repair. Our analysis reviewed 531 records across 26 public data sources, benchmarked against similar large postwar residential buildings in NYC.
1 open violation is past the city's repair deadline.
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Flooring / Stairs
Blocked Hallway / Exit
Ceiling / Wall
Pests / Vermin
Building Complaint
Permits recorded
Permits recorded
Permits recorded
Permits recorded
Permits recorded
Lead Kit Request
Lead Kit Request
Inspections recorded
Banging/Pounding
Building Inspection
Building Inspection
Banging/Pounding
Inspections recorded
Inspections recorded
Inspections recorded
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