330 East 80th Street, Manhattan, NY 10075

The 103-unit, 6-story residential building at 330 East 80th Street, built in 1957 and currently owned by Michael Behuniak, has experienced recurring maintenance challenges over recent years, with particular issues relating to pests and infrastructure. The most recent concern involves rat activity reported in May 2024, following a similar pattern of rodent complaints dating back to 2018, though the August 2024 inspection passed.

The building has faced multiple violations and complaints regarding unsanitary conditions and pest infestations, particularly impacting apartment 2E, which has open violations as of 2023 for plaster and paint issues in the bathroom, leaky faucets, and a noted history of roach infestation from 2021 inspections. Between 2020 and 2022, there were several documented plumbing issues and unsanitary conditions, with corresponding Housing Maintenance Code complaints and violations. Despite these ongoing challenges, the building has maintained compliance with bedbug reporting requirements from 2019 through 2024, consistently reporting zero infested units.

The property has also faced some regulatory scrutiny, including a 2021 violation for failing to display energy efficiency scores, though this was later dismissed, as were some other violations related to inspection requirements. Recent building permits from 2018 and 2019 suggest regular maintenance and improvements, including plumbing and electrical work. While the building has experienced recurring rodent issues and periodic sanitation concerns, inspections have generally resulted in either no violations or prompt resolution of identified problems, indicating responsiveness to regulatory requirements and attempts to address maintenance issues.