52 Jane Street, Manhattan, NY 10014

The three-story, two-unit residential building at 52 Jane Street in the West Village, owned by Sasha Siegelbaum and constructed in 1848, has experienced several notable events regarding building maintenance and pest control over recent years. The property has consistently demonstrated compliance with New York City's bedbug reporting requirements, with five consecutive years (2020-2025) showing zero reported infestations or eradications during the designated reporting periods.

These recent filings indicate proactive management of potential pest issues, despite two Housing Maintenance Code violations in 2022 and 2023 specifically related to the annual bedbug report filing requirement - both of which have since been closed. The building's rodent inspections present a mixed picture, with one instance of rat activity recorded in March 2023 being the most significant concern.

However, in 2024 and 2025, the property passed initial rodent inspections, suggesting improvement in pest control measures. The overall pattern of inspections shows a generally positive trend, with most inspections resulting in "Passed" designations, indicating that while there have been occasional challenges, the property has largely maintained compliance with health and safety requirements. The building's recent history demonstrates appropriate attention to pest management and reporting requirements, with significant improvements in rodent control measures over time.