335 Greenwich Street, Manhattan, NY 10013

The 13-story, 28-unit building at 335 Greenwich Street in Tribeca, owned by Hanover River House Inc. and built in 1931, has experienced several notable issues in recent years. Most significantly, there have been multiple water-related incidents, including a heavy flow water leak in February 2023 that required intervention by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development.

The building has also undergone various construction-related activities, with three separate instances of Stop Work Orders being issued and subsequently rescinded between 2023-2024, suggesting some challenges with construction compliance. In 2024, there were two environmental control board violations related to safety measures during construction, one concerning inadequate work/storage areas during a weather advisory and another regarding an unprotected glass greenhouse, for which penalties were imposed. The building's elevator system has been monitored, with inspections in 2018 showing temporary service disruption but ultimately no violations found.

While the building has maintained an active rodent control program, with regular inspections showing consistent 'passed' results between 2010 and 2021, there was one rat sighting complaint in 2021, though this was investigated and no violations were found. The property has shown some historical maintenance challenges, as evidenced by several Housing Maintenance Code Complaints and Department of Buildings violations related to construction and maintenance procedures, including a 2018 violation for failing to maintain the exterior facade and appurtenances. However, recent records (2022-2025) show consistent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, with no infestations reported in the past two years, following a single incident in 2021 that was promptly addressed. The building had one failure to file an energy use benchmarking report in 2024, though this was subsequently confirmed as submitted by June 2024.