3350 Broadway, Manhattan, NY 10031

Located in Hamilton Heights, 3350 Broadway is a 6-story, 32-unit residential building constructed in 1926 and currently owned by Arman Noghreh. The property has experienced numerous maintenance issues in recent years, with particularly notable problems in 2025 including multiple heat and hot water outages affecting both individual apartments and the entire building between May 18-22, and ongoing concerns with water supply issues, mold, pests, and an inoperable intercom system as of May 17 (all still listed as open complaints). The building's elevator system has been a recurring concern, with multiple violations recorded in 2023-2024 related to inoperativity, emergency communication issues, and maintenance needs, resulting in ECB violations and penalties.

Apartments 24 and 52 have been specifically identified in violations for various issues including plumbing problems, lack of working smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and water leaks. The building's historical record shows persistent maintenance challenges, including multiple complaints about plumbing, heat, and water supply issues throughout 2024-2025. Recent inspections in 2024 revealed both opened and closed violations regarding access to the building's heating system and other maintenance concerns. The property has shown some rodent activity in recent years, with multiple inspections between 2023-2024 noting either "Rat Activity" or "Failed for Other Reasons," though more recent inspections in 2025 have shown improved results with passed inspections.

The building's management has received various violations related to safety systems, including the need for emergency lighting, proper maintenance of building systems, and issues with building permits and unauthorized modifications. These documented issues suggest ongoing challenges with building maintenance and systems reliability, particularly regarding essential services such as heat, hot water, and plumbing. While some violations have been resolved, others remain open as of mid-2025, indicating that certain maintenance issues are still being addressed. The building has demonstrated some improvement in pest management and rodent control in recent inspections, with no reported bedbug infestations in the past five years.