1858 Adam C Powell Blvd, Manhattan, NY 10026

The 26-unit residential building at 1858 Adam C Powell Blvd in Harlem, owned by Sal Radoncic, was constructed in 1920 as a New Law Tenement. The building has faced several significant maintenance issues in recent years, with particular problems identified in apartment 4C including open violations for lead-based paint hazards and previous carbon monoxide detector and window guard issues. A cluster of maintenance complaints in mid-2022 involved multiple door/window problems and electrical issues, though most were closed with no violations issued.

The building has experienced recurring safety concerns, specifically regarding carbon monoxide detectors, with violations documented in both 2019 and 2022. The elevator system had multiple issues in 2019, leading to violations that were ultimately resolved, though a previous elevator-related complaint from 2019 mentioned "no alternate service." The building's recent history shows ongoing challenges with basic services, including a heat and hot water complaint in 2022 that was investigated but found not to violate requirements. While the building has maintained a clean record in terms of bedbug infestations since 2018, there have been periodic rodent activity issues noted in 2023-2024, though recent inspections have shown passing results.

The property's facade maintenance history shows compliance with inspection requirements, though an active violation from 2018 regarding the FISP Cycle 8B technical report filing remains. Multiple repair and maintenance requests have been documented through 311 services, with most complaints being addressed through inspections that typically found no violations. The building's management has demonstrated responsiveness to various housing maintenance code violations, with many being resolved through appropriate repairs and corrections, though some violations from 2022 remain open pertaining to lead paint hazards.