383 Bleecker Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

383 Bleecker Street is a 5-story, 7-unit residential tenement building located in New York City's West Village, owned by Daniel Wrublin and constructed in 1868. The building has experienced ongoing rodent issues between 2022 and 2025, with multiple complaints documented through 311 service requests and HPD inspections, including the most recent inspection in June 2025 confirming rat activity. There have also been significant concerns regarding sanitation, with multiple complaints about garbage/recycling storage issues in 2024 and 2021, as well as pest-related problems.

The building faced temperature control challenges in early 2025, with complaints about lack of heat and hot water throughout the entire building, though HPD was unable to conduct necessary inspections during these complaints. The property has undergone various inspections and received violations related to bedbug reporting requirements in 2021 and 2022, though recent bedbug filings from 2022-2023 indicate no confirmed infestations (with only one reported case in 2018-2019). The building's heat and hot water system has shown recurring problems, as evidenced by multiple emergency complaints in 2019.

Despite these issues, the building has maintained compliance with certain inspections, including two tenant safety inspections in 2021 that found no violations. The property has undergone regular pest control measures, with multiple bait applications in 2025, and HPD inspections have been conducted, though access issues have sometimes hindered complete inspections. The building's recent history shows persistent challenges with rodents and sanitation, while bedbug incidents appear to have been effectively managed in recent years.