818 10th Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10019

The 16-unit, 5-story tenement building at 818 10th Avenue in Hell's Kitchen, owned by Carmelo Milio, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues over recent years, with the most pressing concerns centering on water supply and plumbing problems. In 2024 alone, there were multiple complaints about water supply issues, including two in March 2024 - one described as an "emergency" situation and another as an "immediate emergency," though no violations were issued in the latter case. The building has a history of plumbing-related problems, including a water leak incident in September 2022 and various electrical and appliance issues in 2020. Significant violations were documented in 2020, including inadequate heating and hot water supply in apartment 3B, along with several others related to safety systems.

The building has faced multiple challenges with its food establishment operations, particularly between 2021-2024, including complaints about permits, licenses, and pest control issues. ADB violation from July 2021 remains active regarding failure to comply with a commissioner's order, with a penalty of $6,250 imposed. While the building has undergone numerous inspections for rodent control, most recent checks in 2024 have passed, and records indicate no bedbug infestations in the past five reporting periods. The property has documented various building maintenance issues over the years, including electrical problems, unsanitary conditions, and difficulties with building security systems.

The most recent rodent inspections have shown compliance, and historical data from 2017-2024 indicates regular attention to pest control, though some instances of mouse infestation were noted in 2019 and 2020. The building's history suggests ongoing challenges with maintaining basic infrastructure systems, particularly in areas like water supply and building security, though recent records indicate some improvements in pest management. The property has undergone various routine maintenance inspections and received multiple violation notices over the years, with most issues eventually being addressed and closed, though some remain open as of 2023. The most significant recent concerns appear to be focused on plumbing systems and compliance with various building codes and regulations.