150 East 103rd Street, Manhattan, NY 10029

The 5-story, 9-unit building at 150 East 103rd Street in East Harlem, owned by Mohammad Yaghoubi and constructed in 1910, has experienced several maintenance and compliance issues in recent years. Most notably, in 2024, there were multiple emergency and non-emergency maintenance requests related to electrical systems, plumbing, water leaks, and paint/plaster conditions, particularly affecting Apartment 2. These included electrical lighting issues, radiator problems, and concerns about water leaks and deteriorated plaster surfaces.

During this period, the building received violations for inadequate electrical service to fixtures, broken window frames, and various maintenance needs as documented by Housing Maintenance Code Violations. The building has a history of infrastructure challenges, including heating and cooling systems, as evidenced by multiple 311 complaints and Housing Maintenance Code complaints. In late 2024 and early 2025, there were specific complaints about electrical wiring, and an elevator issue was noted in late 2023.

The property experienced rodent activity in 2023 and early 2024, though subsequent inspections in 2025 showed compliance, and there have been no bedbug infestations reported in the past five years. While the building's maintenance issues appear to have received attention through inspections and violations being addressed, the recurring nature of electrical, plumbing, and water-related complaints suggests ongoing infrastructure challenges that require monitoring. Recent rodent inspections have shown improved compliance, and there have been no bedbug infestations reported in the past five years, suggesting some improvements in pest management.