122 West 121st Street, Manhattan, NY 10027

The four-story, 4-unit residential building at 122 West 121st Street in Harlem, owned by Bill Palmer and constructed in 1890, has had a mixed record of property maintenance and inspections over the past five years. Most recently, as of July 2025, there have been no reported bedbug infestations in the past two reporting periods (2023-2024), and the building has passed all rodent inspections conducted in 2023 and 2024, though there were previous issues with rat activity in 2019 and 2020. The building's compliance with bedbug reporting requirements has been consistent since 2021, with regular filings showing no infestation problems.

The property has experienced several notable maintenance issues over its inspection history. In 2023-2024, the building received four consecutive violations for not filing annual bedbug reports. There were structural concerns documented in 2019-2020, including violations for spalling above windows and missing masonry, resulting in a $1,250 penalty that was later resolved.

There are currently two active violations for failing to file external low-pressure system and boiler inspection reports for 2022. Between 2019-2020, there were multiple 311 complaints and housing maintenance code violations related to unsanitary conditions concerning garbage/recycling storage and missing signage, though these were ultimately closed without violations being issued. The building has had several permits issued in 2020, suggesting ongoing maintenance or improvements, though specific details of the work were not provided in the data.