339 Concord Avenue, Bronx, NY 10454

The three-story, three-unit building at 339 Concord Avenue in Mott Haven, owned by Eduard Dayan and converted to Class B status, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues over the past two years, with the most recent complaints emerging in early 2025 regarding unsanitary conditions and wall maintenance. The building's most significant recent problems include multiple instances of pest infestations, with violations issued in 2024 for mouse and roach infestations in Apartment 1, and unsanitary conditions documented through 311 service requests. There have been three separate Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) issues in late 2023 that required HPD intervention but were resolved, along with a potentially concerning period of water-related problems including leaks and mold reported in November 2023.

The building has faced structural and maintenance challenges, including electrical issues in 2024 requiring repairs to wiring in a public hallway, and various paint/plaster problems affecting both the apartment and common areas. While rodent inspections from 2010 through 2023 have consistently passed, suggesting some level of regular monitoring, there's been documented history of mold, water damage, and maintenance violations that have required DPW intervention. The property's record shows a combination of emergency and non-emergency complaints, with the most pressing issues appearing to relate to pest control, mold, and maintenance of common areas.

All recent bedbug reports from 2022-2023 show no infestations, suggesting some level of effective management regarding this specific issue. The building's documented history indicates a pattern of inspection access issues, particularly in 2024, where multiple complaints could not be verified due to inability to gain entry, leading to closed complaints and the recommendation to refile if issues persisted. A complaint regarding unauthorized work was submitted to the Department of Buildings in late 2024, but the inspector was unable to gain access for verification. While some violations have been addressed and closed, several remain open as of the most recent inspection dates, particularly relating to mold and surface maintenance issues in Apartment 1.