Anonymous on 07/13/2012

7/10/12: I placed a deposit on 1L on July 2nd. The rental agent told me I could safely tell my landlord I was moving out, and he would have the leases in a few days. When I went to sign the leases, there was a piece of paper informing me that the 3rd and 4th floor of the building had had a bed bug problem that had been treated in the past year. The landlord is legally obligated to provide this information. Unfortunately, they didn't tell me until I had already given up my current apartment. When

Anonymous on 12/02/2008

It's like a revolving door! People moving in, getting infested, moving out. The problems in this building will only be solved by blowing it up.

Anonymous on 06/06/2008

7/8 apartments have bedbugs now.

Anonymous on 04/11/2008

Looks like both apartments on the fourth floor are now infested. The landlord never had all apartments inspected and treated, and now it seems that the epicenter of the infestation is an apartment on the fourth floor. The tenant\'s son carried out his mattress/box spring (through the hallways, of course, scattering bugs) and it\'s now outside the building, showing all signs of an extremely long-term, heavy infestation. Disgusting. Had the landlord inspected and treated all apartments months ago,

Anonymous on 02/19/2008

Sorry, I meant they are in 3L, 3R and 1L, not 1R...

Anonymous on 02/19/2008

There are bedbugs in 3 apartments - 3L, 3R, and 1R. The landlord has not treated the whole building, and the bug situation is getting worse.

Anonymous on 02/11/2008

An apartment on the third floor is infested. Fumigations are driving the bugs through the rest of the building.