60 East 120th Street, Manhattan, NY 10035

The four-story, three-unit residential building at 60 East 120th Street in East Harlem, owned by Irma Colon, has exhibited recurring issues with bedbug reporting compliance over the past four years. Each year from 2021 through 2024, the building received "Class A" Housing Maintenance Code violations for failing to submit the required annual bedbug reports to the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), with the most recent violation recorded in April 2024 still remaining open.

While these violations suggest ongoing administrative non-compliance, it's worth noting that the building has maintained a clean record in recent inspections, particularly regarding rodent control, having passed all rodent inspections in 2023-2025, including the most recent inspection in July 2025. A complaint regarding illegal hotel rooms in the building was filed in May 2021, though the inspector was unable to gain access on the final attempt to verify the claim.

The building has demonstrated a generally stable maintenance record over the past few years, particularly in terms of pest control, with multiple consecutive passing inspections. While the bedbug reporting violations represent a pattern of non-compliance with HPD requirements, it's important to distinguish these administrative issues from actual pest infestation concerns, as there have been no documented bedbug complaints or violations related to active infestations. The property's relatively recent construction date of 2002, as a "HEREAFTER ERECTED CLASS A" building, suggests it was built to modern regulatory standards, though the persistent bedbug reporting violations indicate some challenges with administrative compliance.