34 West 130th Street, Manhattan, NY 10037

34 West 130th Street is a three-story, converted New Law tenement building in Harlem, constructed in 1883 and currently owned by Kathleen Martin. The building has been in violation of the Housing Maintenance Code (HMC) bedbug reporting requirements for four consecutive years from 2021 to 2024, with open violations in each of these years specifically related to the failure to file the necessary annual bedbug reports as mandated by HPD regulations.

These ongoing bedbug report violations represent the building's most significant regulatory compliance issue, particularly given the potential impact on resident comfort and safety. On a more positive note, the building has maintained an excellent record regarding rodent control, passing all nine consecutive initial rodent inspections conducted between 2017 and 2025.

The most recent rodent inspection in June 2025 was also passed, indicating effective pest management practices in this area. While the building's rodent control success is commendable, the persistent bedbug reporting violations over multiple years suggest an area requiring closer attention. The three-unit building's age and history as a converted tenement structure are typical for the Harlem neighborhood, and aside from the mentioned violations, there are no other significant issues or violations on record in the available data.