451 Hudson Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

451 Hudson Street, a historic four-story building in the West Village, was constructed in 1828 and currently contains three apartments under the ownership of Robert Ely. The building's recent history (2017-2025) shows consistent attention to pest management, particularly regarding bedbugs and rodents.

While four consecutive years (2021-2024) showed violations related to annual bedbug reporting requirements under the Housing Maintenance Code, these violations were all closed following compliance. Notably, during this period, the building reported no actual bedbug infestations, with the most recent filing (2024) confirming zero infested, eradicated, or re-infested units.

The property has experienced recurring rodent-related issues, particularly in early 2021, when three separate rat sightings were reported through 311 complaints, though inspections by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene found no violations. However, rodent inspections have generally demonstrated good management practices, with the most recent initial inspection in July 2024 resulting in a pass, following a failed initial inspection in April 2023 for unspecified "other reasons." Prior to this, the building consistently passed rodent inspections from 2017 through 2022. The building's documented history suggests active management of pest control issues, with regular inspections and prompt attention to violations when they occur, though there were periods of regulatory non-compliance regarding bedbug reporting requirements.