34 East 67th Street, Manhattan, NY 10065

34 East 67th Street is a 5-story former converted Class A residential building located in Manhattan's Upper East Side, owned by Harry Kichel and dating back to 1878. The building has demonstrated a consistent ability to manage pest control, particularly bedbug incidents, over the past several years.

The most recent bedbug report filing from January 2024 indicated no active or re-infested units during the 2022-2023 reporting period, and prior reports from 2022-2023 and 2021-2022 showed similar patterns, with 7 units requiring eradication in both 2021 and 2022, none as active infestations. It's worth noting that the building received two class A Housing Maintenance Code violations in 2021 and 2022 related to the annual bedbug report filing requirement, though these violations have since been closed.

The property's rodent control measures appear to be similarly effective, with all inspections from 2010 through 2019 resulting in passing grades, indicating no rodent infestations. These consistent results across bedbug and rodent inspections suggest the building has maintained a relatively pest-free environment since the early 2020s. The building's age and history of conversion from Class B to Class A status should be taken into consideration, but the documentation primarily focuses on pest management compliance rather than other building conditions or amenities.