2755 Kingsbridge Terrace, Bronx, NY 10463

The three-story, three-unit building at 2755 Kingsbridge Terrace, owned by Alfred Basal, has experienced multiple maintenance issues since 2025. Most notably, there are ongoing concerns with heating and hot water systems, including an open emergency complaint from April 2025 regarding heat/hot water issues in one apartment, and a series of heating-related complaints in March 2025 that were initially reported as emergencies but were subsequently confirmed to be resolved. The building has also faced several violations of the Housing Maintenance Code, particularly impacting apartment 3, which was cited for issues including excessive hot water temperature (over 130°F) in late 2024, and a December 2024 violation regarding a roach infestation.

The property has experienced recurring plumbing issues, with multiple water supply complaints in April 2025, one of which was classified as an immediate emergency. Other recent maintenance concerns include unsanitary conditions (specifically mold), lighting problems, and issues with building intercom systems - all of which were investigated by HPD. While there have been multiple complaints and violations, it's worth noting that many HPD inspections found conditions that did not violate housing laws, though violations were issued for some concerns such as paint/plaster issues in April 2025, and the current status of certain violations as of April 2025 remains in "Open" status.

The building's history includes some concerning patterns of rodent activity, particularly in 2021 and 2022, though recent rodent inspections from 2025 show improved compliance. The property has a history of requiring annual bedbug reporting, with the most recent filing in August 2023 showing no current infestations, though previous violations related to bedbug reporting requirements were noted in 2021-2022. The building, constructed in 2010, and classified as "HEREAFTER ERECTED CLASS A", has been subject to typical urban maintenance challenges, with both urgent and non-urgent issues requiring attention. While many recent complaints have been addressed and closed, several violations and ongoing maintenance issues suggest periodic challenges with building systems and maintenance compliance.