106 East 31st Street, Manhattan, NY 10016

The three-story, five-unit building at 106 East 31st Street in Midtown, owned by Iair Rosenkranz, was constructed in 1910 and has undergone various maintenance and compliance challenges over recent years. Most notably, a standing water issue on the roof was documented in May 2024, resulting in a Department of Health inspection and a summons to the owner, with follow-up inspections planned.

The building has a pattern of housing maintenance code violations related to bedbug reporting requirements between 2021 and 2023, though the most recent filing for the period from November 2022 to October 2023 indicated no infested units or eradication issues. Serious concerns were recorded in 2018 when the Department of Buildings cited the property for failure to maintain code compliance, noting an open sewer/waste line in the cellar that posed potential safety hazards, which incurred penalties of $625. The building's compliance record shows ongoing inspections and requirements, including an active violation as of June 2023 regarding failure to file a 2021 external low-pressure inspection report.

While there were initial rodent inspections conducted in 2010, 2011, and 2012 that passed, more recent pest management issues appear to have shifted focus to bedbugs, as documented in the violation notices. The property has at least one permit on record from June 2019, though details of this permit's purpose and outcome are not specified in the available data. The building currently holds a "HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS A" designation, indicating a change in occupancy classification from its original use, though the specific nature of this conversion is not detailed in the records.