580 Columbus Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10024

580 Columbus Avenue is a 9-story, 108-unit residential building constructed in 1985 and currently owned by Richard Cacciato. The building has undergone several inspections and faced various maintenance issues over the years, with the most recent concerns focusing on apartment 60, which currently has open violations as of September 2024 related to ceiling plaster and paint conditions. The property has experienced recurring building shake complaints from 2024 through 2025, though all inspections concluded with "No Violation Warranted" findings.

There was significant attention paid to structural issues in 2019-2020, particularly regarding cracks in the concrete ceiling slab of apartment 60 that required emergency repairs and prompted multiple violations, all of which were ultimately dismissed following proper remediation. The building's recent history shows relatively consistent attention to pest control, with regular inspections demonstrating compliance, though there was a rodent sighting reported and promptly addressed in April 2025. Housing Maintenance Code violations have been documented, including a water leak in September 2024 and wall issues in 2025, though many previous violations have been resolved.

The property has maintained a clean bedbug record over the past several years, with no reported infestations since 2018. Multiple permits have been issued for various improvement projects between 2019 and 2020, including electrical and plumbing work, though there were instances of work being performed without proper permits that resulted in fines. The building's management has generally responded to violations and complaints in accordance with regulatory requirements, with most issues being resolved through appropriate inspections and repairs.