334 East 92nd Street, Manhattan, NY 10128

334 East 92nd Street is a 6-story, 23-unit residential building completed in 2006, currently owned by Dena Herrera. The building has experienced recurring heat and hot water issues, with multiple complaints filed between 2023 and 2025, including several entire-building outages that required emergency responses from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD). Notable incidents include violations related to inadequate heat and hot water access, with some inspections revealing violations while others resulted in closed cases due to lack of access for verification.

Other significant maintenance concerns have included a heavy water leak reported in December 2023 and pest issues in late 2023 involving mice in Apartment 2C, though most pest-related complaints were subsequently resolved. The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of elevator-related inspections, with multiple complaints about single-device service between 2021 and 2024, though inspections found no violations at the time. Recent inspections in 2024 have shown passing results for rodent inspections, indicating that pest control measures are generally effective. The building has had various housing maintenance code violations and repairs needed over the years, including issues with self-closing doors, water fixtures, and plumbing systems, particularly affecting Apartment 6D.

Historical data from bedbug reports shows periodic infestations between 2019 and 2022, though reports for 2023-2024 indicate no current infestations. The building's management has generally responded to violations and complaints, with many cases being resolved through inspections or repairs, though some open violations remain, particularly regarding heating system access and water hot water distribution. Recent data (2024-2025) shows continued monitoring and compliance efforts, including successful rodent inspections, though periodic heat system issues persist. While the building has faced recurring maintenance challenges, particularly with heating systems, the management has taken steps to address violations as they are identified, with most issues being resolved within appropriate timeframes.