1160 Lebanon Street, Bronx, NY 10460

Located at 1160 Lebanon Street in West Farms, this 8-story, 105-unit residential building was completed in 2013 and is currently owned by Adam Weinstein. The building has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past few years, with the most recent complaints in 2025 regarding electrical outlet/switch problems and a water leak, though inspectors were unable to gain access to verify these issues. In late 2024 and early 2025, there were multiple concerns about heat and hot water supply, both in individual apartments and throughout the building. The property has also faced issues with unsanitary conditions, including pest infestations and garbage storage problems, particularly noted in August 2024 with violations issued.

Significant infrastructure concerns have emerged regarding the building's facade and safety systems. There are open violations from 2024 related to mechanical air vents in Apartment 2F's bathroom and kitchen, and the building has an active Cycle 9B Unsafe Report filed with the Department of Buildings as of 2023. Earlier facade-related issues resulted in multiple ECB violations for failing to maintain exterior building facade and appurtenances, with penalties totaling $7,500. Notably, there was a serious incident in October 2024 involving sidewalk shed safety, resulting in pedestrian injuries and associated violations.

The building has maintained a generally good rodent control record, passing inspections in 2025 and previous years, though a rat activity notice was recorded in January 2025. The property has a documented history of bedbug and pest management, with no current infestations reported in the past three years, and a recent rat activity inspection in early 2025 resulted in a passing score. The building has undergone various repairs and maintenance work since its construction, with records showing multiple heat and hot water system issues, plumbing concerns, and periodic elevator maintenance matters. While some past violations have been resolved, including those related to an apartment intercom system in 2022 and water leak issues in Apartment 8D, other concerns remain outstanding as of the most recent record updates. The property's management has generally responded to inspection requests and complaints, though there have been instances where inspectors were unable to gain access for verification purposes.