1021 Park Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10028

The 16-story, 28-unit building at 1021 Park Avenue, owned by Nikola Bojaj and completed in 1929, has experienced several notable events in recent years that may impact resident experience and safety. Most concerning was a heat and hot water outage in March 2020 that affected the entire building, for which HPD inspections were unable to gain access to verify the problem.

More recently, in January 2024, while construction work was ongoing, multiple violations were issued to Two-Tone Contracting Corp regarding fire safety equipment maintenance, missing required inspections, and improper installation of safety barriers, resulting in fines totaling $3,125. As of September 2024, there is an active violation related to failure to file the 2023 external low-pressure inspection, and another from May 2024 regarding failure to submit an energy benchmarking report - though this was subsequently dismissed based on confirmed submission. However, the building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations over the past five years, with zero reported cases, and has consistently passed rodent inspections dating back to 2010, indicating good general maintenance of common areas.

The building's recent history shows a pattern of delayed compliance with mandatory inspections and filings, including a notable cluster of permit activity in 2019-2020, with multiple permits issued for various work types including electrical and plumbing. Previous violations related to elevator inspection filings in 2019 were dismissed upon proof of compliance, though similar oversight appears to be an ongoing issue. The property has engaged in several construction and maintenance projects over the past five years, as evidenced by numerous permit issuances, though the specifics of these works are not detailed in the provided data.