330 East 57th Street, Manhattan, NY 10022

The 18-story condominium building at 330 East 57th Street, constructed in 2005 and containing 14 units, has experienced several notable incidents over recent years. Most recently, in January 2025, there was a complaint regarding unsanitary pigeon conditions that resulted in violations being reported by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, with follow-up inspections planned.

In late 2022, the building faced a heat and hot water emergency that was reportedly resolved within three days, though the Department of Housing Preservation and Development had to respond to the initial complaint. The building has maintained an active compliance record for bedbug reporting, with no reported infestations in the past four reporting periods from 2020-2024, and a recent rodent inspection in March 2025 passed compliance. The property has encountered several technical and reporting requirements, including a FISP Cycle 9A technical report filing failure in February 2022 (subsequently dismissed) and a Benchmarking Report of Energy Use filing failure in May 2019 (also dismissed).

The building's elevator system experienced issues in 2021 that were resolved by Kone Elevator services. The most recent violation, issued in April 2024, requires the filing of an annual bedbug report, though this appears to be a procedural matter given the building's clean history with regard to infestations. The property has generally shown good maintenance practices, with multiple successful rodent inspections recorded between 2010 and 2025, though there was one initial failure noted in January 2025 for reasons not specified.