1413 York Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10021

1413 York Avenue, a 6-story New Law Tenement building constructed in 1910 on Manhattan's Upper East Side, has experienced persistent maintenance issues in recent years, particularly relating to heating and plumbing systems. Most notably, in October 2024 alone, there were two separate emergency heat/hot water complaints, one for the entire building and another for an individual apartment.

Between October 2023 and May 2024, multiple plumbing-related complaints were filed, specifically concerning toilets, water supply, and bathtub/shower issues, though inspections were unable to gain access to verify the conditions. The building also has a documented history of rodent inspections between 2016 and 2020, with several failed inspections indicating rat activity in 2019.

While there have been various building code violations noted, including issues with smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and window guards in 2018, most violations appear to have been properly addressed, with the building maintaining a bedbug-free status according to the annual reports from 2019 to 2024. Recent documentation shows three permits issued in 2019 for work classified under plumbing and electrical systems, suggesting some efforts at system maintenance or upgrades. The building's owner, Ilyas Julsaitov, currently oversees this 22-unit property which, despite its age, has maintained a consistent record of addressing bedbug infestations throughout the past eight reporting periods, with zero confirmed infestations since 2019.