2320 Creston Avenue, Bronx, NY 10468

2320 Creston Avenue is a 6-story, 43-unit Class A residential building constructed in 1936, currently owned by Leze Gazivoda, located in the Fordham neighborhood of the Bronx. The building has experienced recurring maintenance issues, with significant concerns emerging over the past year. Most notably, there have been multiple reports of heavy water leaks since June 2025 that inspectors couldn't access to verify, along with ongoing pest control issues.

A particularly concerning period was in April 2025 when there were complaints about heat and hot water affecting the entire building. The property has a documented history of elevator problems, with multiple complaints about single device service and no alternate service between 2021 and 2025, including an active complaint from January 2025 regarding the elevator's single device status. Inspection records from December 2024 identified multiple violations in apartment 2E, including issues with fire escape access, defective plaster and paint in various rooms, an illegal double-cylinder lock, hot water temperature violations, and problems with the bathtub's porcelain enamel.

The building has also faced serious structural concerns, with active violations as of September 2024 regarding exterior maintenance, including spalling and deteriorated window sills. Rodent activity has been consistently documented, with inspections from 2023 to 2025 showing ongoing rat presence. More recent inspections in June 2025 noted continued issues with pests and water leaks, for which inspectors were unable to gain access to verify. While there have been improvements in some areas, such as the resolution of several violations related to bathtub repair and other issues in 2024, the persistence of basic utility and maintenance problems raises concerns about overall building conditions.