165 West 87th Street, Manhattan, NY 10024

The three-story, eight-unit building at 165 West 87th Street in the Upper West Side, owned by James & Annie Angellino, has been maintaining its residential status since being converted from Class A in 1890. The property currently has several open housing maintenance code violations related to bedbug reporting requirements, with the most recent notice issued in April 2024, marking the fourth consecutive year of non-compliance with this particular requirement.

While the building has a concerning pattern of failing to file mandatory annual bedbug reports, it's worth noting that the property has consistently passed multiple rodent inspections conducted annually between 2016 and 2024, demonstrating effective pest management in this regard. Additionally, there remains an active violation since November 2019 regarding the failure to submit the 2017 boiler inspection report, which has yet to be resolved.

The building's recent history shows some responsiveness to regulatory requirements, as evidenced by various permits issued between 2019 and 2021 for plumbing and electrical work, with permits actively being maintained through mid-2021. A significant event occurred in July 2020 when a COVID-19 Executive Order complaint was filed, resulting in a Stop Work Order that was fully rescinded in October 2020. The property has demonstrated a commitment to maintaining basic infrastructure requirements, as shown by the multiple permits issued for various maintenance and safety work, though the persistent bedbug reporting violations suggest ongoing challenges with meeting all housing maintenance code requirements.