1067 Park Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10128

1067 Park Avenue is a 5-story, 12-unit residential building constructed in 1885, currently owned by Matthew Hupert. The Upper East Side property has faced several notable safety and maintenance issues over recent years, most concerning are the multiple emergency violations in 2020 related to smoke and carbon monoxide detector compliance, though these were closed by December 2020.

There are currently four open Housing Maintenance Code violations as of 2024, primarily concerning bedbug reporting requirements and lead paint hazard documentation from 2022, as well as a carbon monoxide and smoke detector violation in a specific apartment from December 2020. A recent complaint about the sprinkler system from April 2024 was investigated and found to have no violations. The building's safety history shows some recurring concerns, including a window guard issue in 2022 (though no violations were found upon inspection), and an isolated mouse sighting in 2021 that also resulted in no violations.

Despite these past issues, the building has consistently passed recent rodent inspections from 2018 through 2025, suggesting improved vermin control. The property has also demonstrated some proactive maintenance, as evidenced by the issuance of an electrical work permit in October 2018. While the building has maintained basic safety compliance through various inspections and passed all rodent inspections, the presence of multiple open violations related to bedbugs and lead paint from 2022 and the history of detector-related violations in 2020 indicate ongoing areas requiring attention.