107 St Marks Place, Manhattan, NY 10009

107 St Marks Place is a 6-story, 48-unit residential building located in New York City's East Village, constructed in 1920 and currently owned by Nader Ohebshalom. The building has experienced significant pest management challenges over the past two years, with the most recent incident reported in October 2023 involving unsanitary conditions related to pests.

Historical maintenance records show recurring water-related issues, including multiple plumbing complaints in January 2023 (closed as resolved), a water leak complaint in March 2021, and separate incidents of mold and ceiling damage requiring attention during the same period. The building's bedbug history shows some concerning patterns, with confirmed infestations in 2023-2024 affecting multiple units, though all were reported as eradicated. Recent inspections indicate ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly in relation to rodent control, as evidenced by multiple "Rat Activity" findings in 2024, though the most recent February 2025 inspection showed a passing result.

The building's elevator system received attention in July 2023, with a complaint about single-device operation investigated in August. Two Housing Maintenance Code violations were recorded and later dismissed, while the property was found to be out of compliance with bedbug reporting requirements in March 2023, though this was subsequently resolved. While many complaints have been addressed and closed by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), the building's maintenance history suggests ongoing attention is required for various infrastructure and pest management issues.