24 East 126th Street, Manhattan, NY 10035

The 2-family brownstone at 24 East 126th Street in East Harlem, owned by Joseph Rastegar and constructed in 1909, has demonstrated a consistent track record of maintaining sanitary conditions regarding pest control and inspections over recent years. Most notably, the building has passed all rodent inspections conducted between 2018 and July 2025, with the most recent inspections in January and July 2025 showing continued compliance with health and safety standards.

While there was a documented bedbug reporting period from November 2017 to November 2018, the report indicated no affected units, no successful eradications, and no re-infestation cases, suggesting that either there were no significant infestations to address, or the situation was not sufficiently impactful to warrant major intervention. The building appears to have maintained a stable environment since the bedbug reporting period, with regular inspections showing consistent passing results across various time intervals.

The property's four-story structure continues to function as a two-family residence, with no recorded significant violations or disturbances in recent years. The owner's record during this period has shown compliance with city health department requirements, particularly regarding rodent control, which has been regularly monitored through biannual inspections that have consistently yielded passing results.