1711 Lexington Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10029

1711 Lexington Avenue is a 5-story, 4-unit residential building located in East Harlem, owned by Kevin Yaghoubi and constructed in 1910 as an Old Law Tenement. The building has experienced some recurring maintenance issues over recent years, most notably a heat and hot water outage in December 2024 that was resolved promptly, and a plumbing water supply complaint in June 2021 that did not result in any violations.

The property has maintained a relatively good record of pest control, with official bedbug reports between 2019 and 2024 showing zero infested units or eradication efforts needed during the past five reporting periods. However, there have been some concerns with rodent activity, as evidenced by a service complaint in January 2025 about restaurant-related pests and multiple rodent inspection results showing "Rat Activity" in early 2023, though more recent inspections (2023-2025) have all passed. The building's maintenance history also includes two heat and hot water incidents (the 2024 emergency and a previous complaint in 2023) and periodic plumbing issues, though most problems appear to be addressed relatively quickly.

The property has undergone regular rodent inspections, with initial inspections from 2019 through 2025 generally showing compliance, though notably there were two instances of rat activity recorded in early 2023. The building's recent documented service requests and complaints are generally being addressed, with housing authorities responding appropriately to reported issues. The absence of bedbug infestations in recent years and consistently passing rodent inspections since 2023 suggest improved conditions in these areas, though the heat and hot water system appears to require ongoing attention.