154 East 37th Street, Manhattan, NY 10016

154 East 37th Street is a 7-unit, 4-story residential building located in Murray Hill, constructed in 1910 and currently owned by Scot Hirschfield. The property has experienced several maintenance issues in recent years, with the most significant cluster of problems occurring in mid-2020, including multiple emergency door-related complaints and a ceiling paint/plaster issue in apartment 3R.

During this period, violations were issued regarding various doors throughout the building, including the entrance door from the vestibule at the public hall and the door to unit 3R, which were noted as needing repairs or refitting. Additional violations from 2020 highlighted safety concerns, including missing carbon monoxide and smoke detectors in apartment 3R, though some of these issues had been addressed by May 2020 when they were closed. More recent records show the building's maintenance has generally improved, with no bedbug infestations reported in the last three annual filings (2021-2024) and passing rodent inspections in 2025, 2020, 2018, and several earlier years dating back to 2010.

The building has maintained compliance with annual bedbug reporting requirements since 2021, with all reports showing zero infested or eradicated units. The latest open violation, from 2020, regarding the vestibule entrance door remains unresolved as of April 2024 inspection, though it is worth noting that most other violations from previous years have been addressed. The building class is listed as "HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS A," indicating it has undergone a conversion from its original use, though the exact nature of this conversion is not specified in the available data.