305 East 94th Street, Manhattan, NY 10128

The six-story, 20-unit residential building at 305 East 94th Street, located in New York City's Upper East Side and owned by Stacey Shurgin, has experienced several notable events since its construction in 1910. Most concerning was a carbon monoxide detector-related safety complaint filed in late 2019 that could not be investigated due to lack of access, though it's worth noting that no further safety incidents of this nature have been reported since. In January 2023, a complaint regarding an illegal conversion was investigated but access was again denied to inspectors.

Currently, there is an active violation from September 2024 regarding the failure to file the 2023 external low pressure inspection, though this appears to be the only outstanding regulatory issue. The building's maintenance record shows generally good results, with consistent passing of biannual rodent inspections from 2012 to October 2024, indicating effective pest control measures. Bedbug reports have been systematically filed since 2019, with only two confirmed cases (one each in 2018-2019 and 2019-2020) among the ten reports submitted, and none in the most recent three reporting periods (2021 through 2024).

The most recent bedbug filing in December 2024 and previous ones show "0" units infested and eradicated during the respective periods, suggesting successful mitigation of this particular issue. The building's permit history shows one permit issued in May 2019 for work classified as 'AL', though specific details of the work were not provided. The property has maintained regular compliance with housing maintenance code requirements in recent years, with no major pattern of violations or complaints to indicate ongoing systemic issues. While there have been some access-related limitations to inspections, primarily during investigations of safety concerns, these appear to be isolated incidents rather than indicative of broader tenant compliance issues.