80 Haven Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10032

80 Haven Avenue, a 6-story New Law Tenement building in Washington Heights built in 1927 and containing 39 units, has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably in 2024, there were multiple complaints about heat and hot water issues, with four separate complaints filed in February (two for the entire building and two for individual apartments), though inspectors were unable to gain access to confirm the conditions. A mold issue was reported in June 2024, which was confirmed and corrected according to HPD.

The building has also faced plumbing and sewage concerns in May 2023, with no violations issued after inspection, and there were reports of sanitary conditions relating to pests in 2018, though no violations were found then either. The building's violation history shows some notable safety concerns that were addressed over time. In 2015, violations were recorded regarding an illegal fire escape lock and defective carbon monoxide detectors in apartments 5E and 5F, both of which were certified as corrected by 2019. Between 2018 and 2020, the building received multiple violations for failing to post required safety notices regarding carbon monoxide detectors, gas leak procedures, and housing information guides, though these were subsequently certified as corrected.

More recent inspections have shown regular rodent control efforts, with bait applied in January 2024, though subsequent inspections in 2024-2025 have passed without issues. The building has maintained a clean bedbug record since 2018, with zero reported infestations in the last seven years. Two structural stability complaints were filed in 2021-2022, but inspections found no violations warranting action. Recent inspections for environmental control board violations and elevator issues in 2022 were also resolved without penalties or violations.