2450 Broadway, Manhattan, NY 10024

2450 Broadway is a 14-story, 363-unit residential building constructed in 1923 and currently owned by Mahadeo Luckhoo. The Upper West Side property has experienced recurring issues with building-wide heat and hot water outages, with emergency complaints documented in 2024 and 2025, though recent HPD inspections found no violations. More recently, in May 2025, there was another heat-related complaint that was promptly investigated and closed. The building has faced multiple maintenance challenges, including active violations for facade and structural issues documented in 2024-2025. These violations cite problems with the facade, including cracked juliet balconies, deteriorating masonry, and issues with window lintels.

There are also ongoing concerns with rodent infestations, as evidenced by multiple failed inspections and the need for bait application throughout 2023-2025. The building has a documented history of various maintenance issues, including a pattern of violations related to heat and hot water systems, building facade maintenance, and interior conditions. Notably, violations were issued in September 2024 for apartment 1127, citing problems with the cabinet, light fixture, and drain pipes. The building has undergone several inspections and received citations for failure to maintain building systems, such as the elevator and laundry equipment. Despite these challenges, the property has maintained a record of no reported bedbug infestations in recent years, and inspections have generally been conducted promptly in response to complaints.

Recent inspections and complaints suggest ongoing attention to building maintenance, though some violations remain open as of 2024-2025. The building has experienced significant elevator and facade maintenance issues in recent years. There are multiple active violations regarding the building's exterior condition, with documentation of cracked and spalled masonry, damaged balconies, and other facade-related problems. The property has also faced challenges with maintaining building systems, particularly during winter months when heat and hot water outages have been documented across multiple years. Despite these issues, the building has maintained compliance with pest control requirements, with regular inspections showing no bedbug activity and the most recent rodent inspections including both passed and failed results for various reasons. The property's management has responded to most violations and complaints through inspections and repairs, though some violations remain open as of the latest available data.