661 West 183rd Street, Manhattan, NY 10033

The four-story, three-unit building at 661 West 183rd Street in Washington Heights, owned by Joaquin Estevez, has exhibited consistent regulatory challenges over the past several years, most notably with regard to its bedbug reporting compliance. The property has received four consecutive Housing Maintenance Code violations from 2021 to 2024, all related to the failure to file the required annual bedbug reports as mandated by HPD regulations.

While these violations are administrative in nature, they indicate a pattern of neglect regarding mandatory pest management documentation. On a more positive note, the building has maintained an impressive record of passing rodent inspections, with nine consecutive successful inspections between 2014 and 2024, including the most recent one in January 2024.

This consistent record of rodent control compliance suggests that while there have been issues with bedbug reporting, the building has successfully managed its rodent-related challenges over the past decade. The building, constructed in 1905, remains classified as a Class A residence under NYC building codes, and while it has significant bedbug reporting violations on record, the property’s rodent management record demonstrates at least one aspect of regular maintenance oversight.