806 Lexington Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10065

806 Lexington Avenue is a 5-story residential building located in Manhattan's Upper East Side neighborhood, owned by Leon Tarasenko and constructed in 1910. The building has undergone several regulatory inspections and corrections over the years, most notably with an ongoing requirement to file annual bedbug reports under Housing Maintenance Code regulations.

While violations were recorded for failure to file these reports between 2021 and 2024, the most recent report filed in May 2025 covering the period from November 2023 to October 2024 indicates no infested or re-infested units, suggesting successful compliance with this requirement. The building has faced various mechanical and maintenance issues, particularly concerning its elevator system. A 2018 investigation revealed problems with hoistway doors and log book maintenance, resulting in a $625 penalty, and in 2019 a failure to file required inspection/test documentation was recorded, though this violation was later dismissed in 2024.

Additional complaints have been filed regarding an illegal storefront sign/awning in 2022, though this is not directly related to the residential portion of the building. Throughout the building's history, it has maintained a clean record during multiple rodent inspections conducted from 2010 to 2019, with all inspections passing. The most recent complaints and violations primarily relate to administrative matters and mechanical systems rather than safety concerns, and recent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements indicates improved adherence to housing maintenance standards.