2028 Creston Avenue, Bronx, NY 10453

2028 Creston Avenue is an 11-story, 114-unit residential building located in Mount Hope, completed in 2016 and owned by Tony Pacheco. The property has experienced numerous maintenance issues in 2025, with multiple open complaints regarding intercom/buzzer systems, general maintenance, and door/window problems. Recent inspections and violations indicate continued concerns with building systems and maintenance, including an open violation from October 2024 regarding the parking structure observation report with a $2,500 penalty. The building has a history of elevator-related issues, with multiple complaints in 2019, and recent elevator maintenance complaints in April 2025.

The property has undergone several inspections revealing various issues requiring attention. In 2024, significant violations were recorded for apartments 2H and 3G, including pest infestation (roaches in 3G), door repairs, and multiple maintenance deficiencies such as broken fixtures and safety equipment. Though many violations from 2024 were subsequently closed, several remain open as of 2025. The building has passed recent rodent inspections as of April 2025, but there were multiple "failed for other reasons" results in 2023. The property has shown consistent efforts to document and address maintenance issues through required reports, and there have been no reported bedbug infestations since 2020-2021.

Energy-related violations have been noted for failure to file required reports and display energy efficiency scores, with the most recent violations from 2023 still active. The building's history shows ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly with building systems and internal unit conditions. While some historical issues have been resolved, recent complaints suggest continuing concerns with building maintenance and systems reliability. The property has undergone various inspections resulting in both resolved and open violations, with specific patterns of recurring issues such as intercom system problems and maintenance requirements. The building's management has generally responded to violations and inspections, with many issues being addressed, though some remain outstanding as of 2025.