110 Madison Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10016

The 17-story, 18-unit residential building at 110 Madison Avenue, owned by Steven Ancona and constructed in 2013, has experienced several notable compliance issues and maintenance concerns over recent years. Most pressing is the building's ongoing failure to submit required energy benchmarking reports, with four active violations documented between May 2023 and February 2024, along with a previous violation regarding energy efficiency score display from December 2022.

The building has also faced facade-related issues, evidenced by a December 2023 ECB violation concerning loose/separating cladding panels on the west elevation, and a 2022 violation regarding the failure to submit a required Cycle 9A critical exam report of the exterior wall conditions, which resulted in a $1,250 penalty. The building's violation history shows a pattern of administrative and regulatory challenges, including multiple failures to comply with signage requirements in 2021-2022 (subsequently resolved) and various issues related to energy reporting requirements between 2021 and 2024. A bedbug reporting pattern between 2020 and 2024 indicates zero infestations during the reported periods, suggesting effective pest management.

The property maintains a good track record with rodent inspections, passing all initial inspections conducted between 2009 and 2012. While the building experienced some environmental and regulatory compliance issues, particularly regarding energy performance requirements, there are no recorded safety violations or emergency incidents that would significantly impact resident safety or comfort. The building's relatively recent vintage (2013) suggests that most systems and infrastructure are still within expected operational parameters, though the ongoing compliance issues indicate some challenges with regulatory adherence.