1050 Park Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10028

1050 Park Avenue, a 15-story, 60-unit residential building constructed in 1923 and currently owned by Patricia Pettwaybrown, has experienced several notable issues over recent years. Most concerning is the building's recent history of pest management challenges, with documented bedbug infestations requiring attention in 2023 and 2024, though prior to that, records show no infestations between 2020-2022.

The building has faced multiple regulatory compliance matters, including recent violations for failure to file required inspection reports, such as the 2020 External Low Pressure Inspection (2023), and failure to submit Energy Efficiency Reports for multiple years (2021-2022). In 2020, there was a plumbing-related violation that resulted in a stop work order, and more recently, an Environmental Control Board violation from January 2020 remains active concerning missing approved plans during a roughing inspection for waste, sewer, water, and vent work in Apartment 1B.

The building's 2021 inspection records show several tenant safety inspections, all of which found no violations, and there have been no recorded rodent issues since 2019, with all inspections having passed. The property has maintained regular permit activity, with multiple construction and maintenance work permits issued between 2021-2023, including recent plumbing and electrical work permits in 2023. While the building has experienced various maintenance and compliance issues, it's worth noting that most recent bedbug reports indicate proper eradication procedures were followed and that the infestation was limited to one unit in 2024, suggesting the management is addressing pest control when it occurs.