133 West 24th Street, Manhattan, NY 10011

The 7-story, 6-unit building at 133 West 24th Street in Chelsea, owned by Susan Dilallo and constructed in 1910, has exhibited several notable maintenance and compliance issues over recent years. The building has consistently faced challenges with bedbug reporting compliance, receiving multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations from 2021 to 2024 for failing to file the required annual reports, though recent filings indicate no current infestations (2024 report shows 0 infested units). The property has also experienced rodent-related concerns, including a rat sighting in 2020 that resulted in health department violations requiring follow-up inspections, and while a 2024 rodent inspection passed, there was evidence of rat activity in early 2020.

Structural integrity and maintenance have been other areas of concern, with significant Department of Buildings (DOB) and Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations recorded. In 2018, the building received an ECB violation for deteriorating exterior walls and facades, particularly noting step cracks on multiple elevations, which incurred a $2,500 penalty. The building has encountered issues with filing required technical reports, specifically missing the FISP Cycle 8B report (2018) and the Cycle 9B report (2023), though both violations were subsequently dismissed.

More recently, in October 2023, a complaint regarding the building was investigated but resulted in no violations being warranted. While rodent inspections from 2011 through 2024 have generally shown passing results, the repeated violations for bedbug reporting and the 2018 facade issues suggest ongoing challenges with regulatory compliance. The building's permit history shows two permits were issued in 2019 related to exterior work.