1783 Marmion Avenue, Bronx, NY 10460

1783 Marmion Avenue is a 5-story, 17-unit New Law Tenement building constructed in 1917, currently owned by Nick Gazivoda and located in the Tremont neighborhood. The building has experienced several maintenance issues in recent years, with the most recent complaints in September 2024 involving water leaks and paint/plaster problems, particularly focusing on Apartment 11. This apartment has been the subject of multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations, including lead paint hazards and various painting requirements, though many violations from September 2024 were certified as corrected by October 2024.

Prior maintenance issues have included plumbing problems affecting water supply and toilets (most recently in June 2024), electrical issues (August 2024), and pest-related concerns (October 2021). The building's system for tracking bedbug infestations has shown no reported cases from 2019 to present, and it passed its most recent rodent inspection in January 2025, continuing a generally favorable pattern in this regard since 2016, with only one failed inspection in 2015. The property's documented history shows a mix of maintenance challenges typical of older buildings, particularly relating to plumbing systems and interior finishes.

The Department of Buildings issued a permit in November 2018 for unspecified work, and while the building has experienced various maintenance issues, the majority of complaints have been addressed through the proper channels, with the exception of some open violations as of October 2023 related to lead paint hazards in Apartment 11. The building's management has generally responded to complaints appropriately, with multiple cases showing inspections and corrective actions, though some problems have persisted or required additional follow-up inspections, particularly regarding paint conditions and plumbing systems. The property shows active management engagement with city agencies, though notably, there was one instance in January 2024 when the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene was unable to access the property for an inspection related to an animal complaint.