427 East 114th Street, Manhattan, NY 10029

The four-story, nine-unit residential building at 427 East 114th Street in East Harlem, owned by James Pisacano, has undergone several maintenance and inspection events since 2018, with the most notable issues emerging during a cluster of complaints in late 2019 that persisted into 2020. These included problems with flooring and stairs, electrical lighting issues, door and window concerns, as well as general maintenance problems affecting cabinets and walls.

A significant pattern emerged in early 2020 with multiple violations documented in apartment 4B, including issues with doors, electrical outlets, bathroom tiles, and various other maintenance concerns—though most of these violations were subsequently resolved by February 2020. The building has maintained an active record of rodent inspections, with the most recent inspections in 2025 showing compliance status, though a "Rat Activity" finding was recorded in October 2024.

Importantly, the building has consistently met bedbug reporting requirements since 2019, with no reported infestations in any of the annual reports through 2024-2025. Recent inspections have shown improvement in overall maintenance compliance, with no outstanding violations as of the latest records. The building's age of 115 years (as of 2025) suggests typical maintenance challenges, but recent records indicate that most historical issues have been addressed, with no major recurring problems noted in recent years.