384 Broome Street, Manhattan, NY 10013

The 6-story, 40-unit residential building at 384 Broome Street in Nolita, built in 1900 and currently owned by Andrew Wrublin, has experienced several concerning maintenance issues in recent years, particularly during mid-2024. Most notably, between July 2024 and September 2024, there were multiple health and safety-related complaints, including problems with carbon monoxide detectors, smoke detectors, mold, ceiling damage, and various plumbing issues. While many of these complaints were initially investigated and had no violations found, there were formal violations issued specifically related to ceiling repairs in Apartment 13 during this period.

The building has also struggled with rodent control, as evidenced by multiple failed inspections between 2022 and 2025, although recent inspections in 2024 and 2025 have shown improvement with passing results. The property has a documented pattern of regulatory non-compliance regarding required inspections, particularly concerning low pressure external inspections, with active violations recorded in 2024. However, the building has maintained a clean record for bedbugs, with no reported infestations in recent annual filings since 2019.

Historical data shows various maintenance issues have been addressed over the years, including violations related to door self-closing mechanisms, a malfunctioning refrigerator in 2021, and kitchen gas supply problems in 2024. Tenant safety inspections conducted by the Department of Buildings in 2022 and 2023 have generally resulted in no violations being found. While some complaints and violations remain open, the property management has taken steps to address many of the cited issues, as evidenced by the closing of numerous violations and complaints through inspection processes.