246 East 33rd Street, Manhattan, NY 10016

246 East 33rd Street is a four-story, two-unit residential building in Kips Bay, constructed in 1910 and currently owned by Richard Cirillo. The building has experienced recurring pest management issues over the past several years, with particular attention needed to both bedbug compliance reporting and rodent control.

The property has received four consecutive Housing Maintenance Code violations from 2021 through 2024 regarding the failure to file annual bedbug reports with HPD, though these violations have been classified as closed. Most recently, in October 2023, there was a rodent-related complaint filed with the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, though inspectors were unable to access the property for verification. The building's rodent inspection history shows a generally consistent pattern of monitoring and management, with all initial inspections from 2010 through 2025 passing, except for one bait application in 2018 and another in November 2022, suggesting periodic treatment was required despite successful initial inspections.

The most recent rodent inspection in February 2025 passed, indicating current compliance with rodent control measures. While the building has maintained passing grades on most health and safety inspections, the repeated need for bedbug reporting compliance and active pest management suggests ongoing attention to building maintenance requirements would be prudent. The building's overall inspection history shows regular monitoring and prompt attention to reported issues, though access challenges and reporting compliance requirements have occasionally complicated resolution processes.