415 West 145th Street, Manhattan, NY 10031

The three-story, four-unit brownstone at 415 West 145th Street in Hamilton Heights, owned by Andrew King, has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years, particularly between January and June 2025. During this period, there were multiple complaints regarding doors, windows, electrical wiring, heat/hot water, plumbing, and pest problems, with several resulting in violations. Most notably, there were three separate door-related violations, two plumbing complaints regarding water supply issues, and concerns about electrical wiring that were reportedly corrected.

The building has also been cited for failing to maintain proper heating system access in the basement boiler room. Of particular concern are the open violations issued in July 2024 for apartment 3F, which include the absence of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, broken wood floors, and various other maintenance issues. The building's owner has accumulated multiple violations for failing to file required annual low-pressure boiler inspection reports between 2018 and 2024, with active penalties totaling $3,125 as of June 2024. While the building has consistently passed rodent inspections since 2016 (most recently in May 2025), it has not reported any bedbug infestations since 2020, indicating effective pest management.

Additionally, there were two access issues for Department of Buildings inspections in late 2019 related to electrical wiring and possible illegal conversion, though these complaints were ultimately closed. The property's recent history suggests ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly regarding building systems and safety requirements, though many of these issues have been documented as being addressed through the complaint resolution process. Regular rodent inspection pass rates indicate effective pest control measures, and the absence of bedbug incidents in recent years suggests improved conditions in this regard. The building's age (constructed in 1893) and conversion status as "HERETOFORE CONVERTED CLASS B" are noteworthy, though specific details about the nature of this conversion are not indicated in the available data.