336 East 106th Street, Manhattan, NY 10029

336 East 106th Street is a four-story, 8-unit Old Law Tenement building in East Harlem, built in 1900 and currently owned by Angeles Jara. The building has faced multiple significant issues over recent years, particularly in 2022 when it experienced numerous maintenance complaints that required HPD intervention, including problems with plumbing fixtures, electrical systems, appliances, cabinets, flooring, and pest infestations. While most of these complaints were closed due to lack of access for inspection, one emergency plumbing issue involving a bathtub/shower was addressed. The property has been subject to multiple bedbug reporting requirements between 2019-2024, though recent filings show no current infestations.

Between 2020-2021, the building faced several DOB violations, including concerns about unauthorized construction work and occupancy issues, though these violations have since been resolved. Notably, there is an active DOB violation from January 2021 regarding the rear yard's condition in relation to the adjacent property. The building's safety equipment was previously found deficient in 2018 (smoke and carbon monoxide detectors), but these issues were subsequently corrected. Recent rodent inspections from 2022-2025 show consistent passing results, with only one inspection in September 2021 recording rat activity. The building has maintained regular rodent inspections and bedbug reporting compliance in recent years, with the most recent bedbug report for the period ending October 2023 showing no infestations.

The property has undergone several important inspections and maintenance checks over the years, with a focus on improving building safety systems. Recent years have shown consistent attention to rodent control, with all inspections from 2022-2025 passing. The building's history indicates a pattern of delayed access for inspections in 2022, though subsequent years show improved compliance with inspection requirements. The most recent bedbug reports demonstrate successful eradication efforts, with no current infestations reported. The active rear yard violation from 2021 and the previous construction-related issues in 2020-2021 represent the most significant historical concerns, though these have been addressed through various compliance mechanisms.