342 East 110th Street, Manhattan, NY 10029

The 8-story, 35-unit apartment building at 342 East 110th Street in East Harlem, owned by Lisa Wang and constructed in 2007, has experienced ongoing maintenance issues, particularly regarding plumbing and water-related problems. Most recently, there were two water supply complaints in March 2025, with one complaint showing resolution while the other inspection was incomplete. A significant cluster of issues was documented in December 2024, including violations for water leaks, ceiling and wall damage, and a lack of heat/hot water in Unit 7A.

The unit has multiple open violations related to water leaks and damaged structures, including problems with ceilings, walls, and floors. The building's history includes several concerning patterns, such as repeated water-related issues, as evidenced by violations and complaints in 2018 regarding damp spots and leaks. There have been multiple failed inspections or access issues during investigations of various complaints.

More serious structural and safety concerns emerged in recent years, including an active ECB violation from March 2024 regarding inadequate safety lighting on the sidewalk shed (with a $10,000 penalty) and multiple DOB violations in 2024 related to swarming conditions and failure to file required safety reports. While the building has demonstrated good rodent control compliance, with all inspections showing a "Passed" result, it has not experienced any documented bedbug infestations since 2019. Previous investigations into illegal hotel operations and unauthorized conversions were inconclusive, with inspectors often unable to gain access for verification.