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Tenants at Haven Plaza on the Lower East Side are confronting a serious infrastructure crisis that has stripped them of basic sanitary facilities for more than 30 days. The building’s plumbing system has failed to the extent that residents cannot access functional showers and must boil tap water before use, creating hazardous living conditions.
The ongoing malfunction has left dozens of residents without reliable access to hot water and adequate bathing facilities, raising questions about building maintenance and habitability standards. Haven Plaza management has not yet provided a timeline for repairs or compensation to affected tenants.
Housing advocates have flagged the situation as emblematic of deteriorating conditions in older residential buildings across the city. Residents report growing frustration over the extended service disruption and the lack of communication from building officials regarding remediation efforts.
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