2 East 75th Street, Manhattan, NY 10021

This 6-story, 12-unit residential building located at 2 East 75th Street in Manhattan's Upper East Side, built in 1895 and owned by Enrico Campagnoli, has experienced several notable maintenance and safety-related issues in recent years. Between 2023 and 2025, there have been multiple complaints regarding fire escape safety, with three emergency complaints filed in November 2023 alone, though inspections found no violations in most cases.

There were also problems with flooring and stairs, particularly in Apartment 2B which has multiple open violations as of early 2024 related to carbon monoxide and smoke detector issues, as well as damaged wood floors in both the kitchen and second room. The building's safety systems have garnered attention, including a September 2023 violation regarding inadequate sprinklers and unpermitted gas dryers in the basement that resulted in fines totaling $2,530.

More recently, in 2025 the building faced scrutiny for potential illegal conversions, with several complaints filed between 2023 and 2025, though most inspections found no violations. In terms of pest management, the building has maintained a consistent record of zero bedbug infestations over multiple reporting periods from 2018 to 2025, and has passed all rodent inspections since 2011, indicating good general upkeep of common areas. Three self-closing door violations were documented in August 2023 but were subsequently resolved, along with numerous other maintenance issues including door repairs and general maintenance matters which have generally been addressed through the city's inspection process, though some violations remain open as of the latest inspection data.