64 Edgecombe Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10030

64 Edgecombe Avenue is a three-story, four-unit residential building in Harlem, constructed in 1901 and currently owned by Kameelah Phillips. The building's records reveal a concerning pattern of missed annual bedbug report filings, with four consecutive open violations between 2021 and 2024 related to Housing Maintenance Code requirements for bedbug reporting.

These violations, though classified as "A" (the highest severity), are administrative in nature and do not directly indicate an active bedbug infestation. On a more positive note, the building has demonstrated consistent success in passing rodent inspections, with ten consecutive passing results from 2018 through May 2025, suggesting effective pest management in this area. The most significant ongoing issue appears to be the non-compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, as evidenced by the open violations from 2021 through 2024.

These administrative violations represent a pattern of non-compliance with city regulations, though there is no evidence in the records to suggest that bedbug infestations have occurred in the building. The property's rodent management record is strong, with regular inspections showing no rodent-related concerns. While the bedbug report violations are noteworthy, the building's overall pest management history appears to be stable, particularly with respect to rodent control.