30 Fairview Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10040

30 Fairview Avenue is a 5-story, 30-unit New Law tenement building built in 1922 and currently owned by Moshe Piller. The building has experienced several maintenance issues in 2025, with multiple service requests and violations recorded in June alone, including problems with doors/windows, walls, ceilings, plumbing, and pest control. Most notably, there are open emergency complaints regarding water supply issues (as of June 2025), and the building experienced heat/hot water problems that were only recently resolved in mid-June 2025.

The building's maintenance history shows consistent attention to rodent control, with all inspections from 2019 through 2025 passing, though there was one instance of rat activity noted in July 2021. The property has maintained a clean bedbug report history, with no infestations recorded in the past three years. Historical violations from late 2024 indicate significant issues in apartment 5C, including problems with heating, hot water, and safety equipment (carbon monoxide detector and smoke detector), all of which were certified as corrected in early 2025.

Earlier violations from 2024 involved plumbing issues in apartment 4C and building-wide problems with the entrance door lock and marble stair tread repair. The building underwent several inspections for various complaints between 2020 and 2022, including for a gas utility referral and concerns about a defective boiler, though most of these inspections found no violations. The recent surge in complaints in June 2025, particularly regarding plumbing and pest issues, suggests some maintenance challenges, though many earlier complaints resulted in no violations being found. The building's infractions and maintenance requests vary in severity, with a mix of emergency and non-emergency issues, but most have been promptly addressed and closed by HPD.