1009 Park Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10028

1009 Park Avenue is a 15-story, 27-unit residential building located in Manhattan's Upper East Side, owned by Frank Gomez and constructed in 1924 as part of the New Law Tenement class. The building has maintained a notable record of pest management, with consistent bedbug inspections showing zero infestations from 2019 through 2025, and the same positive results for rodent inspections, which have passed regularly from 2010 to 2019. The property has experienced some building maintenance issues, with a significant violation issued in October 2018 regarding exterior walls, facades, and roof conditions that resulted in a $2,500 penalty, though this was subsequently resolved.

More recent compliance matters include a 2021 violation for not displaying energy efficiency scores, which was dismissed shortly after issuance. The building's Department of Buildings history shows regular maintenance and improvements, with multiple "EW" (Erected Work) permits issued between 2019-2020, suggesting ongoing upkeep and repairs. The only complaint on record in recent years was filed in July 2019 regarding sweep issues, which was promptly investigated and found to have no violations.

While there have been two violations related to failure to certify corrections for hazardous violations, these were both dismissed, indicating proper resolution of the underlying issues. The building's permit history from 2019-2020 shows several permits for work that was completed, including two EQ permits issued in March 2019. While the building has experienced some violations and maintenance issues over the years, the prompt resolution of violations and the consistent record of pest control inspections suggest active management of the property and its maintenance requirements.