136 West 22nd Street, Manhattan, NY 10011

136 West 22nd Street, a 10-story, 8-unit residential building located in Chelsea and owned by Giselle Mandry, has experienced several notable issues in recent years, particularly regarding pest control and maintenance compliance. Most concerning was a rodent infestation reported in February 2023, which led to a failed compliance inspection in March 2023. Despite this, rodent inspections in 2024 showed improvement, with a passed inspection in October 2024.

The building has maintained an active bedbug reporting record, with all reports since 2019 showing zero infested units, suggesting effective management of this pest control requirement. The property has undergone several safety and maintenance inspections, revealing various issues requiring attention. A significant violation occurred in 2021 regarding inadequate tenant protection plans during construction work, resulting in a $2,500 penalty that has since been resolved.

Recent building safety inspections in 2024 addressed plumbing issues (January) and general tenant safety (February), with the former resulting in a stop work order that was fully rescinded. The building's maintenance record shows regular permit activity, with multiple permits issued between 2019-2021 for various work, including emergency repairs. The property has generally passed other routine inspections, including sidewalk shed safety and local law audits, though there have been a few instances requiring follow-up inspections. The consistent filing of bedbug reports and the recent passing of rodent inspections in 2024 indicate improved compliance with health and safety regulations, though occasional violations and pest-related issues have been a recurring theme at this address.