635 Eagle Avenue, Bronx, NY 10455

The two-story, three-unit residential building at 635 Eagle Avenue in Longwood, owned by Mohammad Alauddin and constructed in 1901, has experienced significant maintenance challenges in recent months. From January to March 2025, the property generated multiple emergency complaints, including recurring issues with heavy water leaks, radiator plumbing problems, mold, and various interior maintenance concerns such as ceiling paint/plaster issues and flooring problems.

Notably, a sequence of housing maintenance code violations was documented following an October 2024 inspection of Apartment 1, with issues ranging from water leaks and floor damage to plaster repair needs and pest control requirements, specifically for a cockroach infestation. The building has shown ongoing pest management challenges, though recent rodent inspections (September 2023) passed. Historical maintenance records indicate a pattern of water-related issues, with multiple emergency complaints about heavy water leaks continuing into 2025.

The property has undergone some regulatory scrutiny, including a Department of Buildings investigation in March 2025 regarding unauthorized work in an occupied multiple dwelling, which ultimately found no violations. While the building is currently showing improvements in rodent control (most recent inspection passed), the recent cluster of maintenance issues, particularly during early 2025, suggests ongoing challenges with building systems and interior maintenance. A permit was issued in July 2020 for unspecified work, but further details on the project's scope and completion status are not available in the provided data.