419 East 84th Street, Manhattan, NY 10028

The 5-story, 4-unit residential building at 419 East 84th Street in the Upper East Side, owned by Max Freedman, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past years, though most have been resolved. A series of violations was documented in January 2020, all of which were subsequently closed by March 2020, primarily relating to the building's failure to post required safety and regulatory notices in the first-story public hall, including gas leak procedures and emergency contact information.

In mid-2019, multiple violations were recorded in Apartment 3, primarily involving safety concerns such as non-compliant fire egress features (window bars and gates), a lead paint hazard, and water leakage issues in ceilings, all of which were addressed by August 2019. The building's maintenance record is more positive in recent years, with no documented housing code violations since 2020 and consistent pest control success.

Bedbug reporting records from 2021 through to the present (most recently December 2024) show zero infested units, while the building has passed multiple rodent inspections from 2012 through 2019, indicating generally effective pest management practices. The building is classified as an Old Law Tenement and was constructed in 1969, and while it has had its share of maintenance challenges, particularly regarding safety notices and water-related issues, recent years show improved compliance with housing maintenance codes and pest management requirements.