513 East 75th Street, Manhattan, NY 10021

513 East 75th Street is a 5-story, 11-unit residential building constructed in 1935, currently owned by Ivan Villarruel. The property has experienced several notable issues in recent years, with the most pressing being a heat and hot water outage in January 2024, which was resolved within three days.

In 2023, the building received a violation for failing to maintain its facade, with issues including peeling paint and a missing window support bracket, resulting in a $500 penalty. There are also active violations from 2019 regarding failure to file annual boiler inspection reports, and multiple violations from 2021 related to maintenance issues in apartment 1R, including problems with plastered surfaces, ceramic tiles, wood flooring, and an alleged mice infestation. The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of pest management challenges, particularly in 2021, when multiple rodent sightings were reported between July and October, though subsequent inspections in 2022 passed without violations.

Bedbug reports for the property, submitted annually since 2022, indicate no infestations have been reported in any dwelling units. The most recent inspections from 2022 and 2023 show compliance with health and safety standards, and the building has maintained current Bedbug reporting requirements, with the most recent filing in July 2025 showing zero infested or re-infested units. While the property has had various maintenance issues over the years, recent data suggests improved compliance with health and safety requirements, though there remain some open violations that require attention.