2300 Sedgwick Avenue, Bronx, NY 10468

The 6-story, 80-unit building at 2300 Sedgwick Avenue in University Heights, owned by Jeffrey Moskin, has experienced ongoing maintenance challenges throughout 2025, particularly with heat and hot water systems. From March to June 2025, there were multiple emergency complaints about heat and hot water issues affecting both individual apartments and the entire building, with violations issued in several cases. The building has also been dealing with various maintenance issues, as evidenced by multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations issued in October 2024, including problems with the entrance door locks, fire retardant materials, and vestibule maintenance.

More recently, in June 2024, the building received environmental control board violations related to exterior maintenance, including a cracked window pane and an inoperable fire escape ladder, with associated penalties totaling $3,750. The building's history includes several significant incidents requiring inspections and violations, such as a bedbug infestation in 2020 (involving 2 units), periodic rat activity detections between 2021 and 2024, and various tenant safety and maintenance issues. Complaints about elevator operation, including a 2022 complaint about single device service, and boiler-related concerns have been documented, though most were resolved through inspections.

The property has had multiple instances of failing to maintain proper documentation or notices, particularly regarding smoke detector requirements and heating system information, as well as several violations related to tenant safety inspection procedures between 2020 and 2021. The building's management has generally addressed violations through inspections, as indicated by the "Closed" status of many complaints. However, some recent issues, particularly regarding heating systems, seem to persist, as evidenced by multiple emergency complaints in 2025. The property's maintenance history shows a pattern of recurring issues, particularly with systems affecting resident comfort and safety, though recent reports suggest some improvement in rodent control, with "Passed" results on inspections in 2024, following several years of rat activity reports.