A new report from the city comptroller found a “staggering” number of buildings missing required permits, but the Turkish House was the only one of its size approved to open without a valid fire safety plan.

The Turkish House — the building at the core of Mayor Eric Adams’ indictment — has been operating for months without a required certificate of occupancy from the city, an investigation from the city comptroller’s office revealed Wednesday.

The Turkish Consulate in Manhattan, central to Mayor Eric Adams’ federal indictment, has operated for months without valid inspections and city approval, according to an NYC Comptroller investigation into the building’s approval process.