332 East 95th Street, Manhattan, NY 10128

332 East 95th Street is a 6-story, 41-unit residential building located in Manhattan's Upper East Side, built in 1915 and currently owned by Magdalena Kosz. The building has experienced several recurring maintenance issues over the past five years, with the most recent being a window damage incident in Apartment 16 reported in May 2025. The property has had intermittent pest control challenges, particularly regarding rats, with inspections showing "Rat Activity" in June 2023 and September 2022, though recent inspections in 2024 and 2023 have passed with no violations. A notable cluster of hearings regarding heat and hot water issues occurred in January 2021, though these were resolved relatively quickly.

The building has undergone various inspections and faced multiple violations that were subsequently addressed. In January 2021, several Administrative Code violations were recorded, including issues with required signage regarding heating systems, gas leak procedures, and building registration. While these were designated as Class A violations (requiring correction but not posing immediate danger), there were also Class C violations related to a self-closing door issue and an air conditioner obstructing fire escape access in Apartment 38. The property has maintained a consistent record of filing bedbug reports, with all reporting periods showing zero infestation cases, and recent rodent inspections have shown improving results with most passing inspections.

The building also experienced an indoor air quality issue with chemical vapors/odors in October 2018, though this was promptly addressed. Recent inspection history indicates better overall maintenance compliance, with the most current rodent inspection in October 2024 showing a "Passed" status. The building's management has actively addressed most reported issues, as evidenced by the closure of multiple violations and service requests. The property has consistently filed bedbug reports indicating no infestations, and recent years have shown improved response to pest control needs and maintenance requests.