513 Manhattan Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10027

The three-story, four-unit residential building at 513 Manhattan Avenue in Harlem, owned by Hannelore Mcdaniel and constructed in 1901, has maintained a generally good record over recent years, though with some notable compliance issues. The building has consistently passed all rodent inspections conducted from 2017 through June 2025, demonstrating effective pest management.

Bedbug reporting requirements have been met for the past eight reporting periods (2018-2025), with no reported infestations or eradications in any unit, suggesting effective monitoring and prevention. However, the property has encountered some regulatory challenges, particularly regarding mandatory inspections. Most recently, a violation was issued in September 2024 for failure to file the 2023 External Low-Pressure Inspection, which remains active as of October 2023.

This follows a similar violation from June 2023 for failure to file the 2021 External Low-Pressure Inspection, which was dismissed in August 2023. Additionally, a Housing Maintenance Code violation was recorded in February 2022 regarding the late filing of the annual bedbug report, though this violation's current status is not specified in the available records. While the building has generally maintained good standards, these inspection filing issues represent the most significant recent compliance concerns, though none of these violations directly relate to resident safety or comfort.