400 East 67th Street, Manhattan, NY 10065

400 East 67th Street is a 30-story residential condominium building constructed in 2005, containing 128 units and currently managed by owner William Dessoffy. The building has maintained a relatively strong record of inspections and sanitary conditions over the past 15 years, demonstrating consistent compliance with rodent control measures, with all inspections from 2010 through 2019 passing without issue. The building has shown no evidence of bedbug infestations in any of the six consecutive annual reports from 2019 to 2025, maintaining a hygienic residential environment. Recent building history reveals several significant maintenance and compliance issues, particularly regarding elevator systems and recent safety inspections.

In 2024-2025, there were multiple violations related to inspection requirements, including an active violation for "swarm conditions" and a "Cycle 9C Unsafe Report" filed in February 2024. The building experienced elevator-related violations in 2019 and 2022, with the 2019 complaint resulting in an Oath Violation being served. A parking structure-related violation issued in October 2024 resulted in a $625 penalty for failure to submit the required initial observation report. The building has also faced challenges with its Category 5 Inspection requirements, though a violation from December 2021 was ultimately dismissed in July 2025.

Most concerning are the recent complaints regarding hazardous site conditions in December 2024, though no violations were found upon inspection. It's worth noting that a face covering violation was reported and closed in January 2022, suggesting potential challenges with adherence to health protocols during that period. The building's management has generally responded to and resolved violations when necessary, as evidenced by the resolution of multiple ECB violations and the dismissal of others based on corrected defects. The property has maintained active compliance with regular inspections over the years, though recent active violations indicate some ongoing maintenance challenges that require attention.