108 Lexington Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10016

108 Lexington Avenue is a 4-story, 8-unit residential building located in Midtown, owned by Ebrahim Gabbaizabeh. The 1915 building has experienced recurring heat and hot water issues, particularly notable during winter months. In January 2020 alone, there were multiple complaints about the lack of heat and hot water affecting the entire building, with tenants reporting restoration prior to inspections.

More recent complaints include a December 2023 heat/hot water complaint that could not be verified due to lack of access, and a March 2024 complaint regarding indoor air quality and construction dust. The building has had some concerning maintenance issues, including water quality and pressure problems in January 2020, as well as a nearly two-year open violation from 2021 regarding sprinkler system testing equipment and a 2021 violation regarding light-colored paint requirements in a public hall. The property has maintained an active bedbug reporting record since 2020, with all reports (most recent filing May 2025) showing zero infested or re-infested units, indicating successful pest management.

There have been repeated rodent-related complaints in 2022, 2023, and 2019, though specific resolution details are not consistently provided in the records. The building's 311 service history shows multiple complaints about various issues, including intercom problems in 2022 and food establishment concerns in 2023-2024, which were all addressed according to records. Recent administrative matters include a December 2024 complaint about work without a permit, which was referred to the Department of Consumer Affairs, and a plumbing complaint in February 2025 that warranted no violations upon inspection. While the building has had its share of maintenance issues over the years, the majority of complaints appear to be addressed within a reasonable timeframe, though some recurring patterns (particularly regarding heating systems) are evident.