80 Nassau Street, Manhattan, NY 10038

80 Nassau Street is a 4-story, 11-unit commercial building located in Manhattan's Financial District, constructed in 1900 and currently owned by Andrei Brad. The property has experienced recurring health and safety concerns over the past few years, with the most pressing issue being ongoing food poisoning complaints, including a recent case in April 2025 that remains under investigation by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. The building has a documented pattern of plumbing issues, particularly in 2021, with multiple emergency complaints regarding steam pipes and radiators, though inspections generally found no violations. While there have been several electrical wiring complaints between 2023-2024, inspections typically resulted in no violations being found.

The building's safety compliance history shows significant attention to fire safety requirements, with violations noted in 2021 regarding missing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in apartment 302, though these were subsequently certified as corrected. Apartment 404 also had safety violations in 2019 related to door self-closing mechanisms and window guards, which were addressed. The property has maintained a good record regarding rodent control, passing multiple inspections between 2010 and 2022, and there have been no reported bedbug infestations in the past seven reporting periods (2018-2025). Currently, the building has an active DOB violation as of September 2024 for not filing the 2023 external low pressure inspection.

The building has experienced various maintenance issues over the years, including water leaks (notably a heavy flow issue in July 2020), interior wall maintenance needs, and a period of elevator inspection violations in 2019. Noteworthy is the building's consistent compliance with rodent inspections, having passed all inspections from 2010 to 2022. While some complaints have resulted in inspections finding no violations, there are occasional gaps in access for inspectors, as seen in some plumbing-related inspections. The property has undergone regular health inspections, particularly regarding food safety and sanitation, with recent inspections generally finding no systemic issues beyond isolated incidents.