163 West 95th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025

Built in 1900, 163 West 95th Street in Manhattan's Upper West Side is a three-story, four-unit converted Class A building currently owned by John Kang. The building has shown consistent attention to pest control, with no reported bedbug infestations across all annual Bedbug Reports filed since 2021, including the most recent reports for 2023-2024.

While there were two Bedbug Reporting violations noted in 2022 and 2023, these have been resolved as evidenced by the subsequent filings. The building has maintained a strong record in rodent control, passing all inspections from 2018 through 2024, with the only recorded issue being a "Rat Activity" finding in September 2017, which appears to have been an isolated incident given the consistent passing results before and after.

The property underwent some improvement work in late 2018, with several permits issued for equipment and exterior work, though specific details on the nature of these improvements are not readily available from the permit data alone. The building's housing maintenance record shows minimal issues requiring attention, with the primary concerns being the initial Bedbug Reporting violations, which have since been resolved through proper documentation of zero infestations. The comprehensive records from multiple inspection types and early compliance inspections suggest regular oversight and maintenance of building conditions, with no significant ongoing safety or habitability concerns noted.