341 East 65th Street, Manhattan, NY 10065

341 East 65th Street is a 5-story, 20-unit residential building constructed in 1910, currently owned by Michael Pasztor. The Upper East Side property has experienced several recurring issues over the past few years, with the most recent concerns centering around water-related problems in 2023.

These include both an emergency water leak and a non-emergency ceiling plaster issue in apartment 1FE, though the water leak violation was certified as resolved in July 2023. The building has a documented history of rodent-related challenges, with multiple inspections showing variable results between 2016 and 2021, including three failures for other reasons in 2021 alone. The property experienced various pest-related incidents in 2019-2021, with inspections showing no violations in response to complaints, though there were multiple complaints noted regarding cats and dogs in 2021.

The building has faced several heat and hot water issues, particularly in 2019 when both apartment-specific and building-wide emergency complaints were logged, with at least one instance of inspectors being unable to gain access for verification. While the building has shown consistent attention to bedbug management, with annual reports since 2019 showing minimal infestation (with only one reported case in 2018), the property has experienced periodic smoking violations in 2022-2023 as recorded by the Department of Health. Recent inspections and service requests show that while many issues are being addressed, the building retains some ongoing maintenance requirements, particularly with regard to water damage and associated repairs that have been documented through both Housing Maintenance Code Complaints and Violations.