25 West 128th Street, Manhattan, NY 10027

The 25 West 128th Street building, a 6-story, 27-unit Class A building constructed in 2007 and currently owned by Adam Weinstein, has experienced several maintenance issues in recent years that warrant attention. Most notably, there is an ongoing heat and hot water complaint filed in May 2025 that remains unresolved. The building has faced multiple electrical issues, including power outages and outlet problems documented in late 2024, though HPD inspections found no violations in these cases.

A significant pest infestation was recorded in one unit (Apartment 201) in May 2024, affecting both roaches and mice, leading to issued violations. The building's elevator system has been a recurring concern, with multiple complaints about single device operation and no alternate service, though inspections in 2019, 2022, and 2024 found no violations. Recent inspections in 2025 have shown positive results for rodent control, with all inspections passing.

However, the building has several unresolved or recently closed violations related to door security and safety, particularly concerning entrance and vestibule doors' self-closing mechanisms and latch sets, for which violations were issued in October 2024. Additionally, there is an active violation from 2024 regarding the malfunctioning carbon monoxide detector in Apartment 201. The building has maintained good records regarding bedbug control, with no infestations reported in the past two years, though there were two separate incidents in 2020-2021. While most repair issues documented through 311 complaints have been addressed, including door, window, and various maintenance problems, the persistence of some violations and the recent heating system complaint suggest ongoing maintenance challenges.