2260 1st Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10035

2260 1st Avenue is a four-story, three-unit old law tenement building located in East Harlem, owned by James Pisacano and constructed in 1900. The building has demonstrated consistent attention to pest management and building maintenance, with regular rodent and bedbug inspections showing passing results and no reported infestations in the past three years (2022-2025).

The property has maintained compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, with three consecutive filings (2023, 2024) showing zero infested units. While the building has experienced multiple food-related incidents, these primarily relate to external establishments rather than the residential units themselves. Between 2019 and 2023, there were several Department of Health and Mental Hygiene complaints regarding food safety, including incidents of food contamination, foreign objects in food, and pest issues, with the most recent being a December 2023 complaint about food poisoning that was deemed isolated.

The building has also received three Class A Housing Maintenance Code violations between 2021 and 2023 regarding bedbug reporting requirements, though these appear to have been resolved as evidenced by the subsequent clean filings. The consistent passing results of rodent inspections (most recently in March 2025) suggest effective pest management practices, and the recent bedbug reporting period filings showing zero infestations indicate successful monitoring and treatment protocols. The relatively low number of building-specific complaints and violations, particularly in recent years, suggests improved maintenance and oversight of the property, though the occasional food-related incidents in the surrounding area should be noted as an external concern rather than a direct reflection on the building's condition.