94 Bradhurst Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10039

94 Bradhurst Avenue, a 6-story, 25-unit Harlem tenement built in 1910 and owned by Andrew Kleiman, has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past several years, particularly with heating systems and pest control. Most recently, in early 2025, there were complaints about heating problems in the entire building, though HPD was unable to gain access for inspection. The building has a documented history of heating issues, with multiple complaints regarding heat and hot water problems between 2021 and 2025, including a significant violation in June 2022 related to the heating system in Apartment 6B and the boiler room access.

Pest-related issues have also been persistent, with multiple complaints about infestations, particularly in Apartment 3D in 2024, which reported both mice and cockroach problems, along with associated safety violations regarding window guards and peeling paint. The building's maintenance record includes some concerning safety issues, particularly noted in 2021 for Apartment 5D, where violations were issued for defective smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. More recent inspections have shown an ongoing rodent presence, with rat activity recorded in 2023 and 2025, though there were periods of passing inspections in 2024.

The property has experienced periodic bedbug infestations, with the most recent report for 2023-2024 showing no active infestations, following previous issues in 2022 and 2020. Despite these challenges, the building appears to have addressed many violations through official channels, receiving "Closed" statuses for most Housing Maintenance Code Violations. In late 2024, a complaint about failure to maintain the property was investigated but resulted in no violations being warranted at the time of inspection. The building's most recent permit issuance was in November 2019 for general maintenance work.