1100 Sherman Avenue, Bronx, NY 10456

1100 Sherman Avenue is a 2-story, 5-unit residential building located in Concourse Village and owned by Harold Alfred. The building, which was constructed in 1925 and is now classified as a converted Class A property, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues over the past few years. The most recent heat and hot water complaint, affecting the entire building, was filed in March 2025 and resolved within two days. A pattern of heating system problems has been evident, with multiple complaints throughout 2023-2025, though most were addressed without violations being issued.

In early 2023, the building faced multiple maintenance challenges including plumbing issues, mold concerns, and various unsanitary conditions, with some violations issued related to sink basin problems. The building's violation history reveals several infrastructure issues that required attention. In April 2023, multiple violations were documented regarding self-closing doors and a missing glass panel in the vestibule area, all of which were subsequently addressed. Similar maintenance issues have emerged consistently, including bathroom and kitchen fixture problems in Apartment 4 (reported February 2023), though these were resolved by March 2023.

The property has maintained compliance with the Bedbug Reporting requirements, with no infested units reported in recent filings (2021-2025) and the most recent report from June 2025 showing zero infested, eradicated, or re-infested units. Regular rodent inspections have been conducted with consistent passing results, except for a rat activity report in February 2022, which was followed by passing inspections thereafter. Despite the building's age and history of maintenance issues, recent inspections (2023-2025) show improvements in compliance with housing maintenance codes. The property has demonstrated proactive management in addressing most reported issues, with the majority of complaints being resolved through HPD intervention or direct repairs, though some complaints were closed without inspection access. The building's record indicates an ongoing commitment to maintaining basic housing standards, with particular attention to heat and hot water systems, which have been the most frequently reported concerns by tenants.