300 North End Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10282

300 North End Avenue, a 22-story residential building constructed in 2008 in Battery Park City, has experienced several notable maintenance issues in recent years. Most concerning are the two sewage-related incidents in October 2024, including a sewage leak which, while investigated by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene with no health code violations noted, still required an advisory to correct the condition.

The building has a documented history of mold problems, with multiple emergency complaints filed between 2018-2020, though inspections by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development found no violations in these cases. In early 2023, there were persistent heating issues documented through multiple service requests, and in 2022, the building experienced elevator problems that resulted in two ECB violations related to out-of-service conditions and door restrictor malfunctions, though these were subsequently resolved with penalties.

The building's safety and maintenance record shows regular adherence to required inspections and certifications, with no current bedbug infestations reported since 2019 and a passing rat inspection in December 2024. Several housing maintenance code violations were documented in 2018, primarily related to safety signage requirements and a specific mold issue in Apartment 6M, though these were resolved. The property has maintained active compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, consistently reporting zero infestations in recent years, and has demonstrated attention to infrastructure maintenance through multiple permitted work sequences issued between 2019-2021.