962 Lexington Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10021

The five-story, 12-unit residential building at 962 Lexington Avenue, owned by Stephen Judson, was constructed in 1930 and is classified as a HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS A building in Manhattan's Upper East Side neighborhood. The property has experienced relatively few significant issues over the past few years.

Notably, there are two ongoing Department of Health and Mental Hygiene complaints (since February 2019) regarding an allegedly illegally kept pet iguana, though these complaints are still marked as "In Progress." The building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations, with multiple annual reports between 2021 and 2024 showing zero infested units, and no eradicated or re-infested units. The building's rodent control history reveals some concerns, particularly in 2017 when there was evidence of rat activity detected on April 25, followed by several bait applications throughout May and June of that year.

However, subsequent inspections in 2018, 2019, and beyond have consistently passed rodent inspections, suggesting effective pest management. In recent years, there have been no significant housing maintenance code violations reported apart from the bedbug reporting requirements, which have been properly addressed through multiple filings between 2021 and 2024. The building's most recent bedbug reports from 2024 show consistent compliance with filing requirements, indicating that management has been addressing this specific concern appropriately over time.