137 East 37th Street, Manhattan, NY 10003

The 10-story, 9-unit tenement building at 137 East 37th Street in the East Village, constructed in 1899, has undergone several inspections and faced various compliance requirements over recent years. Most notably, in 2024, the building was cited for multiple Class A violations related to safety signage requirements, including the need to post carbon monoxide detector requirements, smoke detector requirements, gas leak procedures, and critical building information such as superintendent contact details and registration number. These violations were all certified as corrected by August 2024.

The building has experienced some persistent maintenance issues, including a water leak reported in March 2024 that was investigated but resulted in no violations. Historical records show an elevator-related violation from 2019 remains active, concerning failure to correct defects noted during a 2017 inspection. The property has maintained good pest management practices, as evidenced by four consecutive annual bedbug reports (2022-2025) showing zero infested units.

Rodent inspections have also been passed, with the most recent inspection in 2018 showing no issues. The building experienced some food safety incidents in 2023-2024, including a contaminated food complaint and a food poisoning incident, though these were determined to be isolated cases and were properly addressed by the Department of Health. Lastly, an environmental violation from 2018 regarding exterior wall examination reporting was resolved with a $625 penalty, and there was no recorded balance due.