33 Morton Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

33 Morton Street is a three-story, 13-unit residential building in the West Village, constructed in 1908 and currently owned by Martin Blum. The building's recent history shows consistent attention to pest management, with annual bedbug inspections from 2018 through 2024 reporting zero infested units, indicating effective preventive measures in place.

The property has maintained a strong record regarding rodent control, with the most recent inspections in 2024, 2023, and 2022 all passing, though there was one instance in August 2022 of rat activity that was subsequently addressed according to the following compliance inspection results. The building's Department of Buildings (DOB) complaint record shows minimal issues, with only one significant complaint filed in October 2019 regarding Special Operations Compliance Inspection, though this was marked as "Inspector Unable To Gain Access – 2nd Final Attempt." This unsuccessful inspection attempt appears to be an isolated incident in the context of the building's overall maintenance history.

While the property has experienced typical urban challenges such as rodent activity in 2022, the response to these issues has been prompt and effective, as demonstrated by the subsequent passing inspections. The consistent lack of bedbug infestations over multiple years, combined with regular rodent inspections, suggests that the building management is actively maintaining the property and addressing any emerging concerns.