809 9th Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10019

809 9th Avenue is a six-story, 10-unit residential building constructed in 2009 in Hell's Kitchen, currently owned by Roni Abudi. The property has experienced notable maintenance issues in recent years, particularly in 2024, with multiple complaints regarding inadequate heat and hot water affecting the entire building. Between March and April 2024, there were four emergency complaints about heat and hot water problems, leading to violations issued in May 2024 for hot water access issues in apartment 6B and heating system access problems in the cellar.

The building has also been subject to two food poisoning complaints in 2024, though both were determined to be isolated incidents by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Additional violations and maintenance concerns include building safety issues identified in May 2024, such as defective fire stair doors and blocked fire stairs, along with several administrative violations related to proper notice postings in the entrance area. The building's heating system remains a particular area of concern, with violations for inadequate heating system access still listed as open.

While there have been no reported bedbug infestations in the past three years and recent rodent inspections have shown generally passing results, the building does have several active violations with the Department of Buildings from 2023 related to external low-pressure inspections. The property has undergone various permit activities since 2018, including plumbing and electrical work, though specific details about these permits are not provided in the current data. In terms of historical context, the building has had three notable Department of Buildings complaints from 2019-2020, including one regarding structural stability concerns (though specific details are not provided) and two related to storefront issues that seem to have been resolved. The property has maintained regular rodent inspection compliance since 2016, with only one failed inspection noted in October 2024 for "other reasons," which requires follow-up for clarification.