330 West 108th Street, Manhattan, NY 10025

The five-story, nine-unit building at 330 West 108th Street, constructed in 1889 and currently owned by Marc Chalom, has experienced recurring issues with heat and hot water maintenance over the past several years. Most recently, a heat/hot water complaint was filed in January 2025, though inspectors were unable to gain access for verification. This followed a similar incident in January 2024, where some heat issues were reportedly resolved after tenant verification, and there remains an open plumbing complaint from July 2019 regarding bathtub/shower facilities.

The building has a documented history of vermin and pest issues, particularly affecting basement apartment 5B in October 2019, when violations were recorded for mice and water bugs infestations, though subsequent rodent inspections from 2018 through 2024 have consistently passed. Significant violations noted in October 2019 included multiple issues in basement apartment 5B, such as defective electrical outlets, a broken smoke detector, a malfunctioning carbon monoxide detector, and unclean bathroom tiles. While these violations appear to have been addressed by December 2019, the building's maintenance history shows some ongoing concerns.

A notable active violation from April 2023 remains regarding the failure to file the 2022 external low-pressure inspection. However, the building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbugs, with official reports from 2021 through 2024 showing zero infestation cases, and the most recent rodent inspection in August 2024 passed successfully. The property has also demonstrated compliance with required annual bedbug reporting since 2021, though there is an open violation from 2018 regarding proper registration signage in the entrance area.