73 Harrison Street, Staten Island, NY 10304

73 Harrison Street is a 7-unit, 3-story, Class A apartment building located in the Clifton neighborhood, built in 1931 and currently owned by Dominick Ciccarelli. The building has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past several years, with the most recent complaints in April 2025 regarding flooring, ventilation systems, and window frames, all of which resulted in closed cases due to lack of access for inspection. In 2020, a cluster of violations were recorded, primarily affecting apartment 5, including issues with smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, window guards, and lead-based paint hazards. The building underwent emergency inspections during 2020-2021 for various safety concerns.

Recent maintenance records show that the building has maintained a pest-free status, with no reported bedbug infestations between 2022-2024, and passed its most recent rodent inspection in January 2023. However, there were some compliance issues in 2023 regarding external low-pressure inspection filings, though these violations were dismissed in 2025. Historical records indicate the building has had periodic heating problems, with a notable complaint in March 2021 about lack of heat and hot water affecting the entire building, though these issues were reportedly resolved. Two complaints regarding unlicensed work in progress were filed in 2022, but inspectors were unable to gain access during their visits.

The property has a mixed record of maintenance and safety compliance, with several incidents of inspectors being unable to gain access to inspect complaints. Notable improvements include the consistent zero infestation rates for bedbugs over multiple reporting periods and successful-rodent inspections. However, the building's history shows recurring issues with basic systems and safety equipment, particularly during the years 2020-2021. The most recent complaints in 2025 indicate ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly with access issues preventing inspection verification of reported problems.