1205 Lexington Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10028

The Upper East Side building at 1205 Lexington Avenue, owned by Leonard Zangas, is a 4-story, 12-unit residential property constructed in 1910. The building currently has several active violations from September 2024 regarding failures to file required high and low pressure inspections for both internal and external systems between 2018 and 2023.

These include violations for both internal high pressure and external low pressure systems in multiple years, suggesting a pattern of non-compliance with required maintenance reporting. While there was a housing maintenance code violation in 2021 regarding the annual bedbug report filing requirement, it appears to have been resolved, and notably, the building has consistently reported zero bedbug infestations in subsequent annual filings from 2018 through 2024.

The property has maintained a good record in terms of pest control, with regular rodent inspections showing no violations and consistently passing from 2010 through 2019. Two sidewalk-related complaints were recorded in recent years: an August 2023 complaint about an inadequate sidewalk shed, which was referred to the Department of Transportation, and an April 2022 complaint about site conditions endangering workers, for which no violation was warranted at the time of inspection. While the building has various active violations related to pressure system inspections that require attention, its historical record shows generally good maintenance practice in other areas, particularly with regard to pest control and bedbug management.