313 Avenue Of The Amer, Manhattan, NY 10014

The West Village's 313 Avenue of the Americas is a four-story, six-unit Old Law Tenement building constructed in 1828 and currently owned by Martin Blum. The building's maintenance record shows consistent attention to pest control, with annual bedbug inspections between 2018 and 2024 reporting zero infestations throughout all units during this period. Rodent inspections have generally been favorable, with the most recent inspection in July 2024 passing successfully.

Notable maintenance issues in recent years include a refrigerator complaint in late 2019 that resulted in HPD's inability to gain access for inspection, though no subsequent related complaints have been filed. The Department of Buildings conducted two Special Operations Compliance Inspections in late 2019, both of which resulted in inspectors being unable to gain access. These inspection failures were in November 2019 and occurred roughly simultaneously with the HPD refrigerator complaint.

The building's weathered record shows generally good maintenance practices, with most inspections passed, including recent rodent control compliance. A failed rodent inspection from December 2021 is notable, though subsequent inspections have all passed. The property has maintained a consistent reporting pattern for both bedbug and rodent inspections, adhering to required protocols and demonstrating proactive management of these common urban issues. While the 2019 appliance complaint and inspection access issues are worth noting, it's important to recognize that no similar complaints have been reported in the subsequent five years.