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2600 Amsterdam Avenue is a walkup apartment building built in 1925 in Manhattan with 54 residential units. It carries a Grade F health score, with 14 open Class C hazardous violations and a recurring pattern of habitability complaints (heat, electric, elevator, mold, lead, boiler, or unsanitary conditions) among the recorded concerns. Our analysis reviewed 1,394 records across 25 public data sources, benchmarked against similar large prewar residential buildings in NYC.
38 open violations are past the city's repair deadline. 14 hazardous (Class C) violations remain open in city records.
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Structural / Unsafe Building
Heat/Hot Water — Entire Building
Heat/Hot Water — Entire Building
Heat/Hot Water — Entire Building
Heat/Hot Water — Entire Building
Heat/Hot Water — Entire Building
Paint/Plaster — Ceiling
Door/Window — Door
Door/Window — Door
Door/Window — Door
Unsanitary Condition — Garbage/Recycling Storage
Unsanitary Condition — Garbage/Recycling Storage
Unsanitary Condition — Pests
Electrical
Water Leak — Slow Leak
Electric — Outlet/Switch
Construction Safety
Banging/Pounding
Heat / Hot Water
Building Inspection
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