63 Avenue D, Manhattan, NY 10009

63 Avenue D is a 6-story, 16-unit Old Law Tenement building in the East Village, owned by Charles Yassky and constructed in 1900. The building has experienced recurring infrastructure and safety issues throughout 2025, with the most recent concerns involving heat and hot water problems affecting the entire building in April 2025, all of which were ultimately resolved.

Significant maintenance issues were documented between February and May 2025, including an open complaint regarding refrigerator problems and multiple inspection attempts related to safety concerns (broken window guards and smoke detector issues) and various maintenance issues (plumbing, wall conditions, appliance problems, window frame issues, and pest-related concerns), though inspectors were often unable to gain access to properly evaluate these situations. The building's recent history shows consistent rodent control challenges, with multiple inspections between 2023 and 2025 indicating periods of rat activity, though it passed its most recent inspection in May 2025.

While there were four consecutive years (2021-2024) of violations related to bedbug reporting requirements, indicating possible compliance issues, the most recent bedbug report for 2025 shows no units affected during the 2023-2024 period. The building has undergone various rodent remediation efforts, with baiting applied in July 2023 and multiple inspections indicating either passed or failed results for rat activity. A permit for work was issued in March 2019, but no specific details about the project were provided in the available data.