427 East 90Th Street, Manhattan, NY 10128

The 11-story, 21-unit building at 427 East 90th Street, owned by Yehuda Mor and completed in 2019, has experienced several significant events throughout its short history. The building has gone through multiple rounds of construction-related challenges, particularly during 2020, when there were at least four Construction Safety Compliance (CSC) actions, two of which resulted in Oath Violations being served. Temporary restrictions on work were imposed and later rescinded through stop work orders in June and September 2020.

The building also faced three COVID-19 Executive Order complaints during 2020 (July, September, and November), though inspections showed no violations warranted at those times. Other notable incidents include a complaint in February 2020 regarding potential falling debris, and several administrative violations related to energy benchmarking requirements in 2020, all of which were eventually dismissed. An elevator-related violation from April 2019 concerning inspection records was also dismissed in January 2021.

As of the latest available bedbug report from December 2024, the building has maintained a clean record over the previous year, with no infestations or eradication cases reported during the 2023-2024 period. This suggests successful management of pest control issues compared to many other buildings in the city. While the building's early years were marked by various regulatory challenges and safety compliance issues, there have been no recorded Department of Buildings complaints or violations since 2021, indicating improved operational stability in recent years. The building's owners have demonstrated responsiveness to regulatory requirements, as evidenced by the dismissal of most violations and successful resolution of compliance issues.