24 West 88th Street, Manhattan, NY 10024

24 West 88th Street is a four-story, 10-unit residential building located in Manhattan's Upper West Side, constructed in 1897 and currently owned by Thomas Rohlman. The property has experienced recurring issues with pigeon waste, with multiple complaints filed between January 2024 and December 2021, three of which resulted in Department of Health violations requiring follow-up inspections.

These sanitation problems were most recently documented in early 2024, just before the building passed a subsequent rodent inspection in September 2024. The building's maintenance history shows attention to pest control, as evidenced by consistent bedbug reports from 2019 through 2024 indicating no infestations, while rodent inspections present a mixed record, with several failures for "Other Reasons" between 2022 and 2024, though the most recent inspection was passed. The property has undergone several scaffold-related incidents, with three complaints in early 2024 regarding inadequate or defective sidewalk sheds, though inspections found no violations.

An additional safety concern was raised in March 2021 regarding building vibrations, which was also investigated with no violations found. The building's permits from 2018 show issued permits for unspecified alterations, though the exact nature of these permits is not detailed in the available data. Throughout its recent history, 24 West 88th Street has maintained transparency through regular inspections and reporting, though the recurring pigeon waste issues and mixed results on rodent inspections indicate ongoing maintenance challenges.