94 Rivington Street, Manhattan, NY 10002

94 Rivington Street is a 6-story, 20-unit old law tenement building located in Manhattan's Lower East Side neighborhood, owned by Son Kim and constructed in 1920. The building has experienced several notable issues and regulatory requirements over recent years. Most significantly, there are two active Department of Buildings violations related to inspection report filings - one for 2018 external low pressure inspection and another for 2017 boiler inspection.

From 2021 through 2024, the building received multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations for failing to file annual bedbug reports as required, though recent filings from 2022 through 2025 indicate zero infestations or eradications reported. The building has had recurring rodent issues, with several failed inspections (notably in September 2022 and September 2023), though recent inspections in 2024 and 2025 have passed, suggesting improved conditions. Two 311 service requests were recorded in 2021 - one regarding vaccine mandate non-compliance and another for a rat sighting, which resulted in identified violations and scheduled follow-up inspections.

The building has maintained an active compliance history with various permit filings, particularly in May 2019 for work categorized under PL and EW permits. The bedbug reporting system shows consistent compliance in recent years, with all reports indicating no infested or re-infested units between 2021 and 2025. Rodent control efforts appear to be ongoing, with regular inspections showing improvements in recent years. The property's maintenance record shows a pattern of addressing violations, though the active DOB violations regarding inspection filings represent the most significant outstanding issues as of 2025.