310 West 112th Street, Manhattan, NY 10026

The five-story, 10-unit building at 310 West 112th Street in Harlem, constructed in 1900, has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past several years, particularly regarding heat and pest control. Most recently, from mid-2023 through mid-2024, the building has documented three separate pest-related complaints, with one violation issued in June 2023 specifically noting a roach infestation in apartment 5B. The building faced significant heat and hot water issues in late 2022, with multiple complaints across different units, including emergency complaints about inadequate heat in apartments 1A and 3B during November-December 2022.

These heat-related problems were sufficiently serious to warrant multiple emergency complaints. The property has also undergone various inspections for rat activity, with mixed results. While three inspections in 2025 showed "Passed" results, there were also documented instances of rat activity in December 2019, February 2025 (before bait application), and December 2024.

An illegal conversion complaint filed in late 2024 could not be investigated due to lack of access. On a positive note, the building has maintained consistent records of bedbug-free status across multiple reporting periods from 2020 to 2025. The most recent pest control efforts, including rodent bait application, suggest ongoing management attention to building maintenance issues. A Department of Buildings permit for work was issued in June 2019, though specific details of the work were not provided in the available data.