1080 Amsterdam Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10025

1080 Amsterdam Avenue is a 20-story, 96-unit residential building constructed in 1932 and currently owned by Adam Grushko. The building has experienced several significant infrastructure issues in recent years, most notably in 2023-2024, when multiple heat/hot water complaints were filed regarding the entire building, along with electrical problems causing no lighting and a fire escape safety issue. In early 2025, a steam pipe/riser issue was reported and inspected by HPD.

The building has active violations related to failure to file required boiler inspection reports from 2018-2023 and an ECB violation from January 2024 regarding facade safety reporting, resulting in a $6,250 penalty. While the building has maintained an active rodent management program, passing multiple inspections from 2017 through 2025, there was one inspection failure in December 2019. The property has recorded zero bedbug incidents in its annual reports since 2019, showing effective pest management.

Historical records show earlier concerns with various systems, including a 2019 heating issue affecting an apartment and a 2021 lighting problem, though these were resolved with no violations issued. The building's management has faced scrutiny for multiple compliance issues regarding boiler registration and inspection filings, with the most recent violations remaining active as of mid-2025. Notably, the building was connected to 1111 Amsterdam Avenue for heating purposes since September 2020, as documented in a 2020 violation that was subsequently dismissed. While recent housing maintenance code violations have been relatively few, the building's recurring pattern of heating, electrical, and safety-related complaints suggests ongoing challenges with building systems and infrastructure that should be monitored.