320 West 115th Street, Manhattan, NY 10026

320 West 115th Street is a 5-story, 6-unit residential building located in Harlem, constructed in 1900 and currently owned by Zachary Goldman. The property has experienced recurring rodent issues, most recently evidenced by a rat sighting in December 2024 that could not be inspected by health officials due to access restrictions, and a rodent activity inspection result in December 2024. The building has maintained an active rodent inspection record between 2019 and 2025, with most inspections passing, though the presence of rats in late 2024 is concerning. The building's record shows consistent attention to bedbug reporting requirements, with the most recent filing in May 2025 indicating zero infested, eradicated, or re-infested units.

The property has encountered several administrative challenges regarding required inspections and filings. Notably, there were violations issued in mid-2023 for failure to file external low-pressure inspections for 2018, 2019, and 2020, though these were subsequently dismissed. Historical records from 2019 also show a violation related to the failure to file the 2017 boiler inspection report, which was also dismissed. The building has maintained regular housing maintenance code compliance regarding bedbug reporting, with records showing consistent filing of annual reports.

A construction-related complaint from 2018 was investigated but found no violations. For 311 service requests, there was a food establishment complaint in July 2023 related to rodents/insects/garbage, which was administratively closed after being addressed. Overall, while the building demonstrates regular compliance with many inspection requirements, the recent rodent activity and the history of external inspection filing issues represent the most significant concerns in the building's records. Fortunately, the property has maintained zero reported bedbug infestations in recent years and has consistently passed most inspections, though with some notable exceptions regarding documentation requirements.