503 West 24th Street, Manhattan, NY 10001

The 11-story building at 503 West 24th Street in Chelsea, owned by Danielli Axelrod and containing 5 residential units, was completed in 2015 and has maintained a generally positive maintenance record over its lifetime. Most notably, the building has consistently passed all rodent inspections since 2010, with the most recent successful inspection occurring in September 2024. The building has demonstrated a clean pest management record, with no reported bedbug infestations in the past six years (2019-2025).

The property has undergone regular maintenance and compliance checks, with multiple Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations and Department of Buildings (DOB) violations being resolved in a timely manner. One significant incident occurred in 2018 when a construction site safety manager was not present during an inspection, though this violation was subsequently resolved. There was also a failure to submit a required Cycle 9A exterior wall report in 2022, which was marked as resolved. The building has had several permit issuances over the years, with the most recent permits being issued in 2022.

While there was one complaint about illegal after-hours work in 2019, the inspection that followed found no violations. The building's most recent FISP (Facade Inspection Safety Program) reporting requirement was noted as not filed by the February 2022 deadline, though it was subsequently deleted from the record in May 2023. The property has maintained a strong track record of compliance with health and safety requirements since its construction, with regular pest inspections showing no violations and prompt resolution of any building code or safety concerns that have arisen. The building's location in Chelsea remains popular and desirable, with the property maintaining its status as a Class A residential building.