425 Main Street, Manhattan, NY 10044

425 Main Street, a 16-story residential condominium built in 2006 and managed by Riverwalk Landing Condominium, has experienced recurring infrastructure challenges over recent years, particularly regarding basic services. The building has documented multiple heat and hot water complaints affecting the entire structure between 2018 and 2020, all of which were resolved promptly according to HPD records. Additionally, there have been two significant plumbing issues in 2020 that resulted in violations, though these were also addressed.

More recently, in 2023, the building faced two Department of Health and Mental Hygiene complaints regarding food establishment conditions, including reports of rodents/insects/garbage and a brief food poisoning incident, all of which were resolved or administratively closed. The condominium's maintenance history shows attention to building codes and standards, with several violations from 2020 being addressed, including poster requirements for housing information guides and heating system access notifications. Elevator maintenance has also been documented, with violations issued in 2019 and 2021 being resolved, though there was a noted discrepancy regarding 2017 CAT 1 inspection defects.

Notably, bedbug reports dating back to 2017-2018 indicated one infested unit that was subsequently treated, though the following six reports showed no further infestations. The most recent rodent inspection in June 2023 passed, following a pattern of compliance and occasional rodent activity reports from 2015-2016. Three elevator-related violations issued by the Department of Buildings between 2020-2022 were resolved, suggesting ongoing attention to vertical transportation systems, while an ECB violation from 2018 regarding controller fusing was also resolved with no penalties imposed.