330 East 117th Street, Manhattan, NY 10035

The 4-story, 6-unit tenement building at 330 East 117th Street in East Harlem, currently owned by Amit Evron, has a mixed history of maintenance issues and regulatory compliance since its construction in 1910. Most notably, in 2021, the building experienced significant problems with mold, water leaks, and ventilation issues, particularly affecting Apartment 1, which was documented through multiple 311 complaints and Housing Maintenance Code violations. These issues resulted in several violations, including visible mold conditions in multiple locations, a roach infestation, and deficiencies with smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, though many of these violations were subsequently closed by late 2021.

An active Environmental Control Board violation remains related to an allegedly illegal three-piece bathroom in Apartment 1, which was cited in October 2021 with a penalty imposed. Recent inspections and reporting show some improvement in building conditions. As of 2025, the most recent rodent inspection in April 2025 passed, though there was one instance of rat activity noted in March 2025.

The building has maintained a "0" status for bedbug infestations in the past three reporting periods from 2021 through 2024. Most recently, in August 2023, violations were issued regarding defective self-closing doors at the rear yard entrance in Apartment 1, though this violation is listed as closed in the most current data. The building's historical records show consistent rodent control compliance from 2018-2025, with only one instance of rat activity noted in 2025, suggesting effective pest management overall.