How an HPD mold violation gets cleared, and this week's buildings that need it
489 buildings on the list this week, matched to who to call. Every building here has 10+ apartments and an open class B or C HPD mold violation from the last 30 days, so Local Law 61 requires a licensed assessor.
New York City, this weekUpdated October 19, 2026HPD sets a mold violation's class by size: class A is under 10 square feet in a room (90 days to correct), class B is 10 to 29 square feet in a room (30 days), class C is 30 square feet or more in a room (21 days). In a building with 10 or more apartments, a class B or C violation is certified corrected with an affidavit from a licensed mold assessor and one from a licensed mold remediator, with copies of both New York State licenses. This page counts this week's buildings with 10+ apartments and an open class B or C mold violation, with who manages each one.
Five from this week
1. Needs a licensed mold assessor (30-unit building, class B and C mold, HPD inspected Sep 21; due Oct 25, within 7 days). 2730 Decatur Avenue, Bronx 10458. Shimon Greisman (managing agent, registered Jul 2026), office 718-972-XXXX, mail to 1419 60th Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11219. Why: 5 open violations, 5 apartments, class C (immediately hazardous), agent's office phone on file.
2. Needs a licensed mold assessor (71-unit building, class B and C mold, HPD inspected Oct 14; new this week, due Oct 27). 2182 Barnes Avenue, Bronx 10462. New Park Management, LLC (managing agent, registered Oct 2025), office 516-487-XXXX, mail to 110 E. 55th Street, New York, NY, 10022. Why: 4 open violations, 2 apartments, class C (immediately hazardous), inspected in the last 7 days, agent's office phone on file.
3. Needs a licensed mold assessor (62-unit building, class B and C mold, HPD inspected Oct 15; due Oct 24, within 7 days). 4575 Park Avenue, Bronx 10458. Moshe Piller (managing agent, registered Jul 2025), office 347-244-XXXX, mail to 4502 13th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, 11219. Why: 3 open violations, 2 apartments, class C (immediately hazardous), inspected in the last 7 days, agent's office phone on file.
4. Needs a licensed mold assessor (5860-unit building, class C mold, HPD inspected Oct 14; new this week). 170-10 130th Avenue, Queens 11434. Douglas Elliman Property Management (managing agent, registered Mar 2026), office 212-370-XXXX, mail to 169-65 137th Avenue, Jamaica, NY, 11434. Why: 3 open violations, class C (immediately hazardous), inspected in the last 7 days, agent's office phone on file.
5. Needs a licensed mold assessor (94-unit building, class B and C mold, HPD inspected Oct 16; new this week, due Nov 17). 955 Sheridan Avenue, Bronx 10456. Gazivoda Management LLC (managing agent, registered Sep 2025), office 718-519-XXXX, mail to 3331 White Plains Rd, Bronx, NY, 10467. Why: 2 open violations, 2 apartments, class C (immediately hazardous), inspected in the last 7 days, agent's office phone on file.
Phones are shown in full in the list itself.
What each row has
The address, borough, ZIP, the open violation count, apartments, units, why-now stage and due date, what the inspector wrote, and the managing agent or owner HPD has on file.
Who it's for
Licensed mold assessors. The city publishes these records, but not as a call list: we pull them every week, drop what's closed, match each to the managing agent or owner, add the phone where the company has one, and rank by deadline.
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Where does the data come from?
New York City's public records (DOB, HPD, the Health Department, FDNY summonses heard at OATH and the State Liquor Authority), read every week. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency.
How often is the licensed mold assessment list updated?
Every Monday. Rows the city closes drop off; new ones are added.
How much is it?
$149 a month, cancel any time. All five boroughs.
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