NYC heat and hot water violations: this week's list
824 buildings on the list this week, matched to who to call. Every building here has an open HPD violation for no heat or no hot water from the last 30 days.
New York City, this weekUpdated October 14, 2026Five from this week
1. Needs heat or hot water restored (HPD inspected Oct 7, 18 open). 23 India Street, Brooklyn 11222. Rose Property Mgmt Grp LLC (managing agent), office 212-210-XXXX, mail to 777 Third Avenue, New York, NY, 10017. Why: 18 open violations, 17 apartments, class C (immediately hazardous), inspected in the last 7 days, agent's office phone on file.
2. Needs heat or hot water restored (HPD inspected Oct 10, 17 open). 1032 Aldus Street, Bronx 10459. Kraus Management Inc (managing agent), office 718-274-XXXX, mail to 33-01 Vernon Blvd, Long Island City, NY, 11106. Why: 17 open violations, 10 apartments, class C (immediately hazardous), inspected in the last 7 days, agent's office phone on file.
3. Needs heat or hot water restored (HPD inspected Oct 9, 15 open). 1155 East 35th Street, Brooklyn 11210. Waterstone Group LLC (managing agent), office 212-787-XXXX, mail to 4722 18th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY, 11204. Why: 15 open violations, 11 apartments, class C (immediately hazardous), inspected in the last 7 days, agent's office phone on file.
4. Needs heat or hot water restored (HPD inspected Oct 7, 10 open). 1161 Elder Avenue, Bronx 10472. Onesource Property Management (managing agent), office 718-654-XXXX, mail to 2094 Boston Post Road, Larchmont, NY, 10538. Why: 10 open violations, 6 apartments, class C (immediately hazardous), inspected in the last 7 days, agent's office phone on file.
5. Needs heat or hot water restored (HPD inspected Oct 5, 12 open). 201 West 120th Street, Manhattan 10027. Nieuw Amsterdamp Property Management (managing agent), office 646-214-XXXX, mail to 80 5th Avenue, New York, NY, 10011. Why: 12 open violations, 9 apartments, class C (immediately hazardous), agent's office phone on file.
Phones are shown in full in the list itself.
What each row has
The address, borough, ZIP, the open violation count, apartments, last inspection date, what the inspector wrote, and the managing agent or owner HPD has on file.
Who it's for
Boiler and heating companies. The city publishes these records, but not as a call list: we pull them every week, drop what's closed, match each to the managing agent or owner, add the phone where the company has one, and rank by deadline.
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Where does the data come from?
New York City's public records (DOB, HPD, the Health Department, FDNY summonses heard at OATH and the State Liquor Authority), read every week. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by any government agency.
How often is the heat and hot water violation list updated?
Every Monday. Rows the city closes drop off; new ones are added.
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$149 a month, cancel any time. All five boroughs.
Other NYC lists
Local Law 152 gas piping inspection violations · boiler inspection violations · LL97 and LL84 energy report violations · Local Law 126 parking structure violations · elevator hazard violations · buildings with an UNSAFE facade (FISP) · HPD lead paint violations · HPD mold violations · FDNY fire protection summonses · backflow preventer test violations · Sanitation dirty sidewalk summonses · Health Department rodent summonses · HPD roach, mice and rat violations