107 West 137th Street, Manhattan, NY 10030

107 West 137th Street is a 6-story, 17-unit residential building in Harlem, built in 1910 and currently owned by Larissa Aranda. The property has experienced persistent pest-related issues throughout 2025, with multiple complaints about unsanitary conditions including pests and mold reported between January and March 2025, though inspections typically found no violations. Significant maintenance concerns have emerged, particularly in Apartment 4A, where open violations from July 2024 involve broken kitchen cabinets, defective vinyl tiles, and a cockroach infestation.

Apartment 5C has an open violation from March 2024 regarding a cockroach infestation and window guard issues, while Apartment 5B had a violation in 2024 concerning blocked emergency exits. The building's infrastructure has seen various complaints and violations, including door issues (March 2025), intercom problems (February 2025), and wall conditions (March 2025). While the property has generally passed recent rodent inspections, with successful outcomes in January and July 2025, it experienced one failure in January 2024.

Notably, the building has maintained a consistent record of zero bedbug incidents between 2018 and 2025, according to official reports. Recent housing maintenance code inspections have revealed areas needing attention, including common areas such as the first-story public hall, which required paint maintenance as of September 2023. Despite the ongoing pest management challenges, the building has generally complied with rodent control requirements, with the most recent inspections showing improved conditions.