3333 Henry Hudson Pkwy W, Bronx, NY 10463

The 23-story residential building at 3333 Henry Hudson Parkway West, known as Whitehall Tenants Corp, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues over the past few years, with the most significant concerns centering around plumbing, heating, and air quality. Most recently, in June 2025, there were emergency service requests related to both plumbing and heat/hot water for the entire building, indicating persistent infrastructure challenges. Throughout 2024 and 2025, multiple complaints involved problems with the boiler system, though inspections generally resulted in "No Violation Warranted." The building has also faced ongoing issues with unsanitary conditions, particularly mold, as evidenced by multiple Housing Department service requests in 2023-2024, most notably affecting apartment 4B which had several violations related to safety systems including smoke detectors, carbon monoxide detectors, and various repair needs which were eventually certified as corrected.

Historical data shows a recurring pattern of pest control challenges, particularly during 2019-2022, with documented bedbug infestations in multiple units and rodent inspections showing failure in compliance during 2022-2023. The building's infrastructure has also been the subject of several Environmental Control Board violations, particularly regarding non-compliant gas dryer installations in the laundry room (2022). Most recently, in June 2025, there was a notification of potential revocation of plumbing approvals due to a suspended master plumber's license, highlighting ongoing concerns about maintenance oversight.

The property's bedbug reporting history shows varying levels of infestation, with recent reports (2023-2024) documenting one unit each year, though both were noted as eradicated. The building, constructed in 1970 and containing 439 units, has undergone multiple permit approvals for various work, with the most recent being issued in 2023 for emergency work. While many violations and complaints have been resolved through inspections and corrections, the frequency and pattern of service requests suggest ongoing challenges with building systems and maintenance. The property has maintained its residential classification under NYC regulations, though has faced scrutiny for various safety and maintenance compliance requirements over the years.