309 West 107th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025

309 West 107th Street is a historical 5-story building constructed in 1898, currently housing 8 units under the ownership of Kathleen Elvin. The building has undergone a transformation from its original designation to a "HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS A" property.

Regular bedbug reporting has been consistently maintained from 2019 through 2024, with all reports showing zero infested units, indicating effective monitoring and control measures. The building experienced a housing maintenance code violation in early 2022 related to the late filing of an annual bedbug report, though this violation is marked as closed in the records. The property has had an interesting pattern of rodent inspection results over recent years.

While the most recent inspection in August 2024 passed, there were two instances of rat activity noted in 2023 (December and September), contrasting with the consistently passing results recorded from 2014 through 2022. The building's other routine inspections, including rodent controls and pest management, indicate active maintenance of the property's health and safety standards, though the recent rat activity noted in inspections suggests an area of ongoing attention. The Upper West Side building is subject to regular inspections and reporting requirements, and the records show a generally responsive management approach to maintaining required documentation and addressing identified issues.