40 Bond Street, Manhattan, NY 10012

40 Bond Street is a 10-story residential building completed in 2008 in New York City's NoHo neighborhood, containing 26 units and currently owned by Jonathan Cagnazzo. The building's recent history shows some maintenance concerns, most notably an active violation as of February 2023 for failing to file the FISP Cycle 9B technical report by the required deadline.

While the building has experienced some violations in the past, including two from May 2019 that were ultimately dismissed by December 2022 due to corrected defects, there have been no recorded bedbug infestations in any units since at least 2019, with six consecutive annual reports showing zero cases. The property has demonstrated consistent rodent inspection compliance over the years, with all inspections passing until a rat activity finding in August 2024, marking the first non-passing result in approximately 12 years. The building's permit history shows regular maintenance and improvement activities, with two significant permits issued for work in August 2019 and November 2020, indicating ongoing upkeep of building systems.

An illegal activity complaint was filed in September 2019 but resulted in no violations being found during the inspection on the same day. Overall, while there have been some regulatory and maintenance challenges, particularly regarding FISP compliance, the building has maintained a generally stable record with no documented pest infestations in recent years, though the recent rodent issue from 2024 warrants attention. The building's location and relatively recent construction date are notable factors in its overall condition profile.