910 Sheridan Avenue, Bronx, NY 10451

The 73-unit, 6-story building at 910 Sheridan Avenue in Concourse Village, currently owned by Margaret Brunn and constructed in 1948, has experienced numerous maintenance issues in recent years, particularly throughout 2025. The property has faced recurring heating and hot water system problems, with multiple complaints in 2025 regarding heat and hot water outages in both individual apartments and the entire building. There are also significant concerns about water-related issues, with violations for slow leaks (June 2025) and previous mold problems (May 2025).

The 4th floor apartment 4E has documented violations from December 2024 including water leak issues, floor damage, and various plaster/paint defects. The building's maintenance record shows recent rodent activity, with multiple inspections in 2024-2025 confirming rat presence. Building-wide systems and infrastructure have faced challenges as evidenced by multiple complaints about the elevator, with concerns about single-device service and no alternate service. The property has active ECB violations regarding building maintenance, including a 2024 violation for severe water damage and deterioration in 6th-floor hallways, and a 2022 violation for failing to submit required exterior wall inspection reports.

Historical records show recurring maintenance violations, including plumbing issues, elevator problems, and compliance failures related to safety systems. While the building has maintained a bedbug-free status in recent annual reports, these persistent maintenance challenges suggest ongoing attention to basic building systems remains necessary. The building has undergone various repairs and maintenance efforts as evidenced by multiple permit issuances between 2018 and 2021, covering aspects such as plumbing and electrical work, though the recurring nature of many complaints suggests some issues may not have been fully resolved. The property has shown some positive trends, including a notable reduction in documented bedbug infestations over recent years, with no reported cases in the most recent (2023-2024) reporting periods, though earlier periods (2019-2020) did show some instances of infestation and eradication.