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1-bedroom at 230 East 44th Street

230 East 44th Street, Unit 5E · Midtown East · Manhattan · 10017 view on map ↗

Rent
$4,030/mo
Bedrooms
1 bed
Bathrooms
1 bath
Size
495 sq ft (est.)
Price per sq ft
$8.14
Available
Oct 10, 2026
Broker fee
Not stated
Pets
Not stated

Where it is

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The record

What we checked

Run against NYC Open Data for 230 EAST 44 STREET.

Findings

  • Medium

    Heat / hot water complaints on record

    4 heat or hot water complaints filed in the last 12 months.

    NYC Open Data ↗
  • Medium

    Bedbugs reported in the building

    The landlord's most recent annual bedbug filing reported 1 infested unit.

    NYC Open Data ↗
  • Medium

    No direct contact information

    You will have to apply through the original site's contact form.

Building record

230 EAST 44 STREET · built 1963 · 164 residential units · 14 floors

Repairs the city has ordered

  • Minor1 open order for a hazardous condition.

    Hazardous conditions — peeling paint, broken plaster, a door that won’t lock. The landlord gets 30 days.

    HPD violations, NYC Open Data

Heat and hot water

  • MediumTenants complained to 311 about heat or hot water 4 times in the last year.

    Landlords must keep heat on from 1 October to 31 May, and hot water all year. Complaints here are from tenants in this building, not from us.

    311 service requests, NYC Open Data

Pests

  • Health inspectors visited 1 time in the last two years and found no rat activity.

    This is the health department turning up in person and looking. Separate from the violations below, which are written orders to the landlord.

    Rodent inspections, NYC Open Data

  • MediumThe landlord reported bedbugs in 1 apartment in their last annual filing.

    Landlords must file a bedbug report once a year. This is their own most recent filing, so it is a floor rather than a full picture.

    Bedbug filings, NYC Open Data

Noise

  • 4 noise complaints to 311 in the last year.

    311 calls from this address. A busy street or a big building will always draw some — read the number against the size of the building.

    311 service requests, NYC Open Data

The landlord

  • The owner is registered with the city, as required.

    Buildings with three or more flats must register with the city every year, naming someone reachable.

    HPD registrations, NYC Open Data

  • Minor3 evictions carried out here in the last two years.

    Evictions carried out by a city marshal. Some turnover is normal in a large building; a rate well above its size is worth asking about.

    Marshal evictions, NYC Open Data

  • Owner on file: 44TH STREET MIDTOWN HOLDINGS LLC. Managing agent: DALAN MANAGEMENT

The posting itself

  • This posting scores 92 out of 100 against known signs of a fake listing, with nothing found.

    Scored from the price against comparable flats nearby, the wording of the posting, and whether its photos and text appear on other listings. It is about the advert, not the building.

Everything above comes from New York City’s own published records. Square footage as stated in the posting. Checked yesterday.

The area

Midtown East

Within a 5–10 minute walk of this address.

Subway
5 min

4, 5, 6, 7, E, F, S

Food stores
60

within 800 m

Restaurants
352

within 500 m

Parkland
1.9 ac

Dag Hammarskjold Plaza

What's good here

  • Subway within a 10-minute walk

    Grand Central-42 St is about a 5-minute walk (4, 5, 6, 7, E, F, S).

  • 7 subway lines on foot

    The 4, 5, 6, 7, E, F, S lines are all within a 10-minute walk — unusually good coverage.

  • Plenty of places to buy food

    60 licensed food stores within a 10-minute walk.

  • Lively for eating out

    352 restaurants and cafés within a 5-minute walk.

Things to know

  • Watch your bag

    155 property felonies within 500 m over the last 12 months, mostly grand larceny — typical of busy commercial blocks with heavy daytime footfall.

Reported crime is counted within 500 m over 12 months, from NYPD complaint data, and split into violent and property offences because busy commercial blocks record far more theft than quiet residential ones. We don’t reduce a neighborhood to a single score, and no apartment is ever hidden from you based on its area. Checked 15 days ago.