1410 Grand Concourse, Bronx, NY 10456

1410 Grand Concourse is a 5-story, 35-unit residential building constructed in 1916, currently owned by Salvatore Davalo. The property has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past two years, with 2025 seeing multiple electricity-related complaints including a recent power outage in June 2025. A significant cluster of complaints in May 2025 involved flooring issues, unsanitary conditions, and various maintenance concerns, with some inspections unable to access the affected areas. The building has also faced persistent electrical system problems, with multiple violations related to exposed conductors and improperly installed electrical systems documented between 2019 and 2023, including active violations for failing to properly maintain electrical systems as of October 2023.

The property has a history of plumbing and water-related issues, with multiple complaints about water leaks, bathroom fixtures, and other plumbing problems reported through 2025. Notably, there are currently three active housing maintenance code violations related to apartment 44 involving pest infestations (mice and roaches) as of December 2024, though recent pest control reports indicate no bedbug infestations in the past five reporting periods. The building has experienced recurring heating and hot water system problems, particularly noted in 2025. Safety and building systems concerns have been documented through various inspection reports, including issues with fire escape access, door locks, and the need for painting and maintenance of public areas.

The building's records show regular interactions with housing authorities and other enforcement agencies, with multiple inspections and violation notices spanning several years. Recent rodent inspections have shown mixed results, with rat activity noted in June 2025, though previous inspections had generally passed. While some violations have been resolved, including several from 2019-2022 related to building maintenance and boiler issues, there remain active violations that require attention, particularly regarding electrical systems and immediate hazards. The most recent housing maintenance code complaints from June 2025 indicate ongoing maintenance challenges, with multiple issues requiring attention across various building systems and individual apartments.