141 Park Hill Avenue, Staten Island, NY 10304

141 Park Hill Avenue, located in the Park Hill neighborhood, is a 6-story, 361-unit residential building constructed in 1965 and currently owned by Dov Guttman. The building has experienced persistent maintenance issues in recent months, with multiple service requests and housing maintenance code complaints in June 2025 alone, including reports of unsanitary conditions involving pests and mold, as well as problems with flooring, door frames, and walls. Notably, there are open violations related to pest infestations in apartments 3F and 6L from late 2024, and the building has failed to properly address multiple housing maintenance code violations regarding doors and fire safety systems.

The property has a concerning history of pest management challenges, with numerous 311 service requests related to pests and multiple housing maintenance code complaints about unsanitary conditions. There have also been several building system maintenance issues, including violations for failure to properly maintain elevator systems, and concerns about building security with various door-related violations. Recent inspections have shown mixed results, with some rodent inspections passing while others have failed for unspecified reasons. The building's maintenance history includes several open violations regarding the need to replace fire doors, repair entrance security systems, and address various building maintenance issues that were documented through both HPD complaints and Department of Buildings violations.

While there are no current recorded bedbug infestations, historical records from 2022-2023 show regular filings indicating no units were infested during those periods. The building has multiple active violations as of 2025, including those relating to unfiled inspection reports and failure to maintain required safety systems. Historical data shows patterns of both compliance and non-compliance with various building safety and maintenance standards, suggesting ongoing challenges with property maintenance and violation resolution. Recent HPD inspections in 2025 generally indicate difficulty in completing inspections, requiring tenants to re-file complaints for proper handling.