330 Haven Avenue, Manhattan, NY 10033

330 Haven Avenue, a 6-story, 192-unit residential building in Washington Heights built in 1951 and currently owned by Miele Mohammed, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, there has been a concerning pattern of rodent activity, with multiple reports between 2024 and 2025 showing rat sightings, including a January 2025 inspection that passed but recent activity noted in October 2024. A safety-related complaint regarding a broken or missing window guard was filed in March 2025, though HPD inspectors were unable to gain access for inspection.

The building's recent history shows an ongoing need for maintenance attention, with complaints and violations spanning various issues from 2019 through 2025, including problems with doors, windows, appliances, and plumbing. The property has undergone multiple inspections and received several violations that were subsequently addressed, particularly in 2019 when violations were issued for issues in Apartment 4P including an infestation of roaches, a defective sink, and a broken floor. The building has maintained a consistent record of bedbug-free status in reporting periods from 2019 to 2024, and while there have been some maintenance challenges, including heating and plumbing issues in previous years, many older violations have been successfully resolved.

The building's management has demonstrated responsiveness to regulatory requirements, as evidenced by multiple Compliance Inspections between 2024-2025, though there have been instances where inspectors could not gain access to assess reported issues, such as in the 2024 electrical wiring complaint and the March 2025 window guard safety complaint. The property has undergone regular tenant safety inspections throughout 2024-2025, all showing compliance, and while there are ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly regarding rodent control and window safety features, the management has generally addressed violations and maintained required permits for various repairs and improvements since 2018. The building's history shows a mix of prompt response to urgent issues and some continuing challenges, particularly regarding access for inspection and verification of reported problems.