1800 Harrison Avenue, Bronx, NY 10453

1800 Harrison Avenue is a 6-story, 49-unit residential building in Morris Heights, constructed in 1938 and currently owned by Adam Hui. The building has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past few years, with particular persistence in water-related problems. Most recently, in 2025, there have been two complaints about mobile food vendors (insects/pests and plumbing) that remain open. Throughout 2024-2025, there were multiple reports of heating and hot water system failures affecting the entire building, with similar incidents recorded in late 2024.

Water leak complaints have been frequent, with both April and November 2024 incidents closing without proper access for HPD inspections. The building has also faced security and maintenance challenges, as evidenced by violations related to an improperly installed electromagnetic locking device, inadequate lobby lighting, and various elevator service issues between 2019 and 2022. The property has undergone several regulatory inspections and faced multiple violations that have since been resolved. For instance, a Tenant Safety Inspection in 2023 resulted in compliance, and multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations were addressed in apartments 3B and 6C, including issues with ceilings, plaster surfaces, and various building systems.

Recent rodent inspections show mixed results, with the most recent inspection in July 2025 passing, though there were reports of rat activity in November 2024 and October 2024. Importantly, the building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbugs, with no infestations reported in the past seven years. The property's elevators have been a recurring concern, with multiple complaints about single device service and non-compliance issues leading to Oath Violations and penalties. The building's management has shown responsiveness to many violations, with several being closed through proper certification and repairs, though there are still some active violations and open complaints as of 2025. The Department of Buildings Environmental Control Board currently lists a critical examination report requirement as active and unpaid.