Repairs and conditions
Track written repair requests, access appointments, 311 service requests, HPD or DOB inspections, violations, and correction dates.
Our building · Our community · Our neighbors
705 West 179th Street · New York, NY 10033
Para los residentes y inquilinos
Welcome, neighbors
A warm, independent place where residents can stay informed, support one another, preserve important records, and work toward a stronger future together.
A message from the association
A message from Luis Martinez of the Mercy of God Tenant Association about organized, evidence-based tenant advocacy at 705 West 179th Street.
Select play to watch the association’s message.
Our purpose
The association helps residents organize facts, preserve original documents, identify building-wide issues, and communicate concerns accurately. It does not interfere with lawful management or speak for a tenant without authorization.
Track written repair requests, access appointments, 311 service requests, HPD or DOB inspections, violations, and correction dates.
Compare rent statements, ledgers, receipts, subsidies, credits, fees, notices, and payment designations.
Preserve every lease, rider, renewal offer, rent-registration record, and written communication about tenancy terms.
Separate documented facts from reports that still require proof before making any building-wide conclusion.
Know the foundation
New York law protects the formation and participation of tenant organizations. State guidance also explains that retaliation for tenant organizing or good-faith complaints is unlawful.
Read the New York Attorney General’s Residential Tenants’ Rights Guide
The Mercy of God Tenant Association is tenant-led and is not affiliated with Total Realty Associates, property ownership, Beagle Insurance, AppFolio, HPD, DOB, HRA, or DHCR.
Preserve before you dispute
A clear chronology is stronger than a general complaint. Keep the original source, the date, the sender, the full page, and proof of what happened next.
Keep full statements, ledgers, rent demands, leases, riders, receipts, checks, envelopes, emails, texts, photos, and videos. Do not preserve only a cropped excerpt.
Write down when the event happened, who was present, what was said, the apartment affected, and any agency complaint or violation number.
Label what a document proves, what a tenant reports, and what remains unknown. Do not turn an unanswered question into an accusation.
Current information project
Apartment 41’s management ledger provides a documented starting point. It does not, by itself, establish the program’s legal basis, the flow of funds, or whether the same charge appeared on every tenant account.
Official resources
Save the service-request number and screenshots of every status update.
New York Attorney General tenant resources
Official information on tenant organizations, retaliation, repairs, and other protections.
New York State Homes and Community Renewal
DHCR resources for rent-regulated tenants, rent histories, leases, and complaints.
Print and share
Each notice includes English and Spanish pages and a QR code that returns residents to this website.
Purpose, voluntary participation, record preservation, and the right to organize.
Apartment 41’s documented facts, Beagle’s public model, limitations, and tenant record check.
Both bilingual notices in one four-page file for duplex printing or packet mailing.
Follow the association · Siga a la asociación
Documented facts. Public accountability.
Our social-media pages will share documented building matters, live updates, and resident information. We will distinguish records from resident reports, correct verified errors, and protect unnecessary private information.
Official account links will be activated here after each association profile is created and verified.