3460 Bailey Avenue, Bronx, NY 10463

The four-story, eight-unit building at 3460 Bailey Avenue in Kingsbridge, owned by Eitan Nasab and constructed in 1913, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues over the past few years, with the most recent incidents in 2024 focusing on water and heating concerns. Between January 2023 and June 2024, there have been multiple complaints regarding heat and hot water outages, including two incidents in June 2024 (for the entire building) and several earlier cases, though some inspections were unable to access the affected apartments. The building has also faced electrical issues, with a power outage reported in April 2024, and water leak problems, including a heavy flow leak in June 2024 that was investigated but did not result in violations.

Additional building concerns have included a mouse infestation in February 2024 that prompted a health department investigation, and various maintenance violations noted in 2023, particularly affecting the fourth-floor apartment (4R), which included issues with roof leaks, pest control, and hallway maintenance. The building's maintenance history shows persistent challenges with both environmental systems and structural upkeep. In addition to heating and water issues, there have been recurring rodent concerns, with inspections in 2024 showing rat activity in February and April, though bait applications were noted in August 2024.

Previous violations from 2023 included problems with building entry security and various maintenance deficiencies, though many of these issues were subsequently certified as corrected. It's notable that the building has maintained a regular bedbug reporting record since 2019, consistently showing zero infested units in the most recent filings (2022-2025), indicating effective pest management in this regard. The property has undergone regular inspections and received HPD oversight for various violations, with most being resolved through prompt management intervention, though some issues have shown patterns of recurrence, particularly relating to heating system reliability and water infrastructure.