1097 1st Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10065

The 5-story, 20-unit tenement building at 1097 1st Avenue in Manhattan's Upper East Side, owned by Jacob Orfali and constructed in 1910, has maintained a relatively stable record over the past several years. The property has consistently demonstrated effective pest management, with annual bedbug reports from 2018 through 2024 showing zero infested units, eradications, or re-infestations during each reporting period.

This suggests successful proactive measures and maintenance protocols by the building management. The building's rodent inspection history reveals a mixed but ultimately positive pattern of compliance.

While there was one instance of "Rat Activity" documented in May 2018, subsequent inspections have shown consistent improvement, with the most recent inspections in 2019-2020 passing all requirements. The records indicate regular monitoring and compliance checks, with only one failure noted in March 2018 for "Other Reasons," though specifics are not provided in the data. Given the age of the structure and its tenement classification, the overall pattern of passing health and safety inspections, particularly in recent years, suggests that management has prioritized maintaining a pest-free environment for residents.