1050 Carroll Place, Bronx, NY 10456

1050 Carroll Place, a 6-story, 62-unit New Law Tenement built in 1929 and currently owned by Yechiel Weinberger, has experienced significant maintenance and safety issues in 2024-2025. The building has ongoing problems with smoke-free area violations, as evidenced by multiple Department of Health complaints in May and June 2025. There are also serious concerns about building systems, with numerous plumbing and water supply issues reported as emergencies in June 2025, including heat/hot water problems affecting the entire building. Recent inspections revealed multiple violations requiring attention, particularly in Apartment 2D, including issues with smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, ceiling mold, and defects in plaster surfaces.

The building's infrastructure appears to be deteriorating, with active ECB violations (as of 2024) for failure to maintain the exterior facade, including severely spalling concrete window sills and deteriorated mortar joints. Historical complaints indicate recurring elevator service issues, with multiple reports of "Single Device on Property/No Alternate Service" dating back to 2020. Structural concerns have been noted, including a building shaking/vibrating complaint in June 2025 and previous foundation issues observed in 2020. Recent rodent activity has been documented through inspections in 2024-2025, though bedbug reports indicate no infestations in recent years.

The building's management has faced scrutiny for failure to promptly address violations, as suggested by various "failure to certify correction" violations currently classified as active. The property has shown some pattern of maintenance issues over time, with multiple violations related to building safety systems and infrastructure. Recent months have seen a cluster of plumbing and water supply emergencies, along with notable issues regarding elevator service and building security. While the building has a history of addressing some violations, including those related to smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, there are still multiple open violations requiring attention. The property has maintained a bedbug-free status based on recent reporting cycles, though recent rodent inspections indicate ongoing pest management efforts are necessary.