39 Whitehall Street, Manhattan, NY 10004

39 Whitehall Street, a 17-story Class A residential building constructed in 1985 in the Financial District, currently managed by Geoff Ringler, contains 97 units and has maintained a consistent rodent control record over the past decade. The building has undergone regular rodent inspections since 2010, with all inspections passing, most recently in July 2022. Importantly, all bedbug reports submitted since 2018, including the most recent 2024 report, show no infested units, indicating effective pest management practices.

The property has experienced several notable regulatory interactions, including two Environmental Control Board violations in 2018 related to failure to submit required reports (with penalties of $1,250 each) concerning exterior walls and a prior violation. While these were resolved, they highlight the building's historical challenges with maintaining certain compliance requirements. More recent issues include a March 2023 Housing Maintenance Code violation regarding annual bedbug reporting, which appears to be a documentation matter rather than a pest control concern.

The building has received two health department complaints about rodent-related issues (2023 and 2022), though investigations found no violations. Additional compliance history includes a 2019 violation for failing to file energy benchmarking reports, though this was dismissed in 2024, and an electrical wiring complaint in 2022 that was investigated but found no violations. The building's management has generally addressed violations promptly, as evidenced by the relatively brief resolution periods for most issues.