103 East 63rd Street, Manhattan, NY 10065

103 East 63rd Street is a 10-story New Law Tenement building with 30 units, constructed in 1922 and currently owned by Oscar Lebwohl. Over the past decade, the building has experienced several significant maintenance and compliance issues. The most notable recent history includes a significant cluster of elevator-related violations in 2019, with multiple citations for safety equipment deficiencies including missing phone systems, unsecured pit stop switches, and oil leaks from the hoist machine, resulting in penalties totaling $3,500.

A related violation in 2020 indicated failure to comply with a commissioner's order regarding these elevator issues. The building underwent rodent inspections between 2017 and 2020, with most results showing compliance, though there were initial complaints in 2020. More recently, there have been no recorded rodent issues since 2020, and the building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations, with all annual reports since 2019 showing no affected units.

The property has also faced various administrative penalties, including a $2,400 fine in 2018 for submitting false certification regarding a facade safety inspection. In terms of routine maintenance, the building's historical records show consistent attention to rodent control measures, passing inspections in multiple years between 2012 and 2020. The most recent violation recorded in August 2022 regarding benchmarking report submission was dismissed upon confirmation of submission. While the building has experienced periodic maintenance challenges, particularly with its elevator system, recent years have shown improved compliance with health and safety regulations, particularly regarding pest control and building inspections.