33 Hamilton Terrace, Manhattan, NY 10031

33 Hamilton Terrace is an 8-unit, 5-story residential building constructed in 1898 and currently owned by Robert Wade. The property has experienced recurring rodent-related issues, with the most recent incidents reported in August 2024 showing both signs of rodents and conditions attracting rodents, leading to health department inspections.

While there have been several rodent inspections between 2017 and 2025, the most significant recent scrutiny occurred in August 2024 when rat activity was documented, though subsequent inspections in September and October 2024 showed compliance. The building has maintained an active status for the past three bedbug reporting periods (2022-2024) with no reported infestations, though it received violations in 2021, 2022, and 2023 for failing to file the required annual bedbug reports, which were subsequently closed. The building experienced a construction-related incident in August 2022 when a Partial Stop Work Order was issued, though the resolution of this matter is currently noted as active with no disposition date recorded.

This order was related to job number 122254942, which had been issued a permit in January 2022. Despite these issues, most inspections and compliance checks for both rodent and bedbug-related matters in the preceding years have resulted in "Passed" ratings, suggesting overall compliance with health and safety requirements between these incidents. The property's history shows a pattern of both pest control challenges and regulatory compliance, with the most pressing concerns being the recent rodent activity and the 2022 construction-related violation.