64 East Tremont Avenue, Bronx, NY 10453

Located in Mount Hope, 64 East Tremont Avenue is a 5-story, 26-unit New Law Tenement building constructed in 1912 and currently owned by Marino Rojas. The building has experienced notable maintenance challenges over the past few years, with an active plumbing issue involving the bathtub/shower reported in January 2025 and several recurring problems with the intercom system. In 2024-2025, multiple complaints about water leaks, both slow leaks and more significant issues, have been documented, including a persistent problem that remained unresolved as of early 2025.

The building has also faced sanitation concerns, with an open violation from April 2024 indicating rodent infestation issues in Apartment 25, including mentions of both mice and roaches, though rodent inspections in 2025 showed passing results. The property has undergone various inspections and received multiple violations, particularly affecting Apartment 25, which has documented issues including peeling paint, water leaks, and safety device concerns (such as inoperable smoke and carbon monoxide detectors). A significant portion of the building's maintenance issues has involved the intercom system, with violations and complaints indicating ongoing problems. The building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations, with all annual reports since 2019 showing zero infested units.

Recent maintenance efforts in 2025 have resulted in several complaints being resolved, including issues with doors/windows and ceiling conditions, though the current open plumbing issue suggests that some maintenance challenges persist. The building's inspection history shows a mix of passing and failing results for various systems, with particular attention needed to ongoing plumbing and intercom system issues. While many complaints have been resolved through inspections and repairs, the variety of maintenance issues suggests a building that requires regular attention to maintain resident comfort and safety. The presence of some open violations, particularly from 2024, indicates that certain issues may require further follow-up to ensure proper resolution.