33 Mott Street, Manhattan, NY 10013

33 Mott Street is a 6-story, 38-unit residential building constructed in 1915, currently owned by Eric Ng. The building has experienced several compliance issues over the past five years, with the most notable concerns centering around safety systems and hygiene. Between 2019 and 2020, multiple safety violations were documented, including issues with fire doors throughout the 3rd and 4th stories, as well as missing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in Apartment 21.

These safety concerns were ultimately addressed, with certifications of compliance filed in early 2021. The building's rodent management has shown significant improvement, with recent inspections in 2024 and 2025 passing the evaluations, though a rat sighting was reported and investigated by DOHMH in 2021, resulting in violations that required follow-up inspections. The property has maintained an active bedbug prevention program, with the most recent reports (2023 and 2024) confirming no active infestations, though previous years' reports indicate regular eradication of affected units, showing proper management of this pest control issue.

Recent building complaints include a 2023 work without permit allegation that was referred to the Department of Consumer Affairs, and most recently in 2025 regarding a sidewalk shed issue that resulted in no violations being found. The building's maintenance record shows regular responses to both tenant complaints and proactive inspections, particularly regarding rodent control and bedbug management, though there was one failed rodent inspection in 2022. As of the latest reports, the building appears to be in compliance with most current health and safety requirements, with particular attention to maintaining fire safety systems and pest management protocols.