2010 Grand Avenue, Bronx, NY 10453

The 48-unit, 6-story New Law Tenement building at 2010 Grand Avenue in Morris Heights, owned by Reclaim Round II HDFCs, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues over the past few years, particularly relating to heat/hot water systems and building infrastructure. In early 2025, multiple complaints regarding slow water leaks, flooring issues, and appliance problems were reported, though HPD inspections were unable to gain access to verify these conditions. The building has also faced ongoing heating system challenges, with multiple heat/hot water complaints reported between late 2024 and early 2025, though most were subsequently resolved. The property has active violations as of 2024-2025, including issues related to energy efficiency reporting (failure to file required FISP Cycle 9B report) and a potential facade safety concern (as of March 2025).

Apartment 5A has multiple open violations from October 2024, including problems with electrical systems, cabinet issues, and pest control concerns (specifically regarding roach and fly infestations). The building's elevator system has been a recurring concern, with multiple complaints about single-device operation and no alternate service between 2018 and 2025, and two active complaints from 2025 currently under review. Recent inspections (2023-2025) show some rodent activity, though these inspections have passed at various intervals. Notably, the building has maintained a zero-infestation record for bedbugs in annual reporting from 2021 through 2024.

The property has also received multiple citations for not properly displaying energy efficiency scores and failed to submit required inspection reports, though some of these violations have been dismissed or resolved. The building's management has shown some responsiveness to heat and hot water issues, as evidenced by the prompt closure of several complaints after verification of corrections. However, the consistent nature of infrastructure-related complaints, particularly regarding elevator service and heating systems, suggests ongoing maintenance challenges. The 2024-2025 period shows particular concentration of complaints related to building systems and infrastructure, with multiple service requests all clustered around January 2025. The current state of open violations, particularly regarding apartment 5A and elevator service, indicates several areas requiring attention, though some past violations have been resolved or dismissed.