410 East 58th Street, Manhattan, NY 10022

The 34-story residential building at 410 East 58th Street, owned by Philip Digiovanni, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues since 2024, with the most recent problems involving unsanitary conditions and pests reported in November 2024 that inspectors were unable to access for verification. The building has a documented history of heat and hot water system problems, with complaints in 2024 and 2022, though inspections indicated these issues had been resolved at the time of investigation.

A pattern of pest-related challenges is evident, with three pest-related complaints in 2024 alone, despite passing rodent inspections in January and March 2025. The building's elevator systems have been a recurring focus of attention, with multiple complaints between 2021-2022 regarding multiple devices and a violation issued in October 2021 for insufficient counterweight clearance. The property has undergone various regulatory inspections and received multiple violations related to construction safety compliance and public space maintenance, particularly during 2024.

Notable incidents include two ECB violations issued in July 2024 regarding construction materials and safety equipment, with associated penalties of $2,400 and $1,250, respectively. The Department of Buildings has conducted routine inspections showing generally satisfactory results, though several violations from 2018-2020 were documented for specific apartments (2D and 3B) regarding door self-closing mechanisms, interior repairs, and wall conditions, with most of these violations certified as corrected. The building's management has maintained consistent records of bedbug reporting since 2019, showing minimal infestation cases, with no reported units requiring eradication in the past three years.