1048 Sheridan Avenue, Bronx, NY 10456

The 5-story, 16-unit residential building at 1048 Sheridan Avenue in Concourse Village, owned by Nicolas Loizou and constructed in 1918, has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, in June 2025, multiple complaints were filed simultaneously regarding unsanitary conditions (mold), appliance problems (electric/gas range and refrigerator), plumbing issues (bathtub/shower and water leak with heavy flow), and flooring concerns, though HPD was unable to complete inspections for these reports. The building has a concerning history of heat and hot water problems, with multiple complaints in early 2025, including three separate incidents in January 2025 affecting both the entire building and individual apartments.

December 2024 inspections revealed serious violations including inadequate heat and hot water supply in apartments 2C and 3B, lock issues with the heating system access, and missing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors in apartment 3B. Additional violations from December 2024 included inadequate heat supply in apartment 5B and issues with boiler room access. The building has experienced periodic bedbug infestations, with reports filed in 2023, 2022, and 2021, though all cases were reportedly eradicated.

Notably, the property has maintained consistent rodent inspection passes, showing no evidence of infestations in recent years (2020-2025). While there have been several Department of Buildings complaints regarding the boiler system, including one in January 2025, inspections have generally shown proper maintenance. Historical data shows regular permit issuance for plumbing work, with two permits issued in late 2018 under job number 220562727. The building's maintenance history suggests ongoing challenges with basic services, particularly regarding heat and hot water systems, while also demonstrating effective pest management and rodent control.