1231 Fulton Avenue, Bronx, NY 10456

The 5-story, 37-unit building at 1231 Fulton Avenue, owned by Josh Hubi, has been experiencing ongoing maintenance issues as of 2025, with multiple open complaints regarding water damage, including a heavy flow water leak and ceiling plaster problems, as well as unsanitary conditions related to sewage. Between April and May 2025, there were several complaints about heat and hot water issues affecting multiple apartments, though some prior heat complaints from 2025 had been resolved or closed. Earlier violations from late 2024 had documented problems in apartment 2D (water leaks) and apartment 1D (multiple issues including pest infestation, carbon monoxide detector problems, bathroom fixture repairs needed).

The building has shown some concerning trends in recent years, including several environmental control board violations for unpermitted electrical work in 2023, and two active violations regarding external low pressure inspection and energy efficiency score display. Historical records show past maintenance issues including building shaking concerns in 2020 and electrical wiring problems in 2023. While there have been some rodent activity reports between 2022 and 2024, the most recent inspections have resulted in passing grades. The property has maintained a clean bedbug record over the past several years, with no reported infestations between 2018 and 2025.

The building's violation history reveals a mix of resolved and ongoing issues, with significant recent complaints focusing on water damage, heat and hot water systems, and electrical work. While many past violations have been addressed, the persistence of current complaints suggests ongoing maintenance challenges. The property appears to be under active monitoring by city agencies, with multiple recent HPD inspections and intervention attempts. Regular rodent inspections show some fluctuations in activity, though the most recent results have been passing.