184 East 111th Street, Manhattan, NY 10029

184 East 111th Street is a three-story, four-unit residential building in East Harlem, constructed in 1890 and currently owned by James Pisacano. The property has experienced persistent rodent issues over the past several years, with the most recent inspections in 2025 showing rat activity in both June and July.

The building has undergone multiple rodent-related interventions, including bait application in August and September 2023, and a compliance inspection in December 2023 which passed. A notable cluster of rodent complaints occurred in 2020-2021, with multiple sightings and signs of rodents reported between June 2020 and November 2021, all of which resulted in violations requiring follow-up inspections by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH). The building's maintenance record shows compliance with bedbug reporting requirements in recent years, with the most recent filings (2024) indicating zero infested, eradicated, or re-infested units, suggesting successful management of this pest issue.

However, there was a significant violation in 2023 regarding the filing of the annual bedbug report, which has since been closed. An unrelated building complaint about the property being vacant, open, and unguarded was filed in August 2020 and referred to the Department of Environmental Protection. While the building has passed several recent rodent inspections, the recurring pattern of rat activity and the need for bait application suggest that the rodent issue remains an ongoing concern, though the frequency of complaints has decreased somewhat in recent years.