3061 Bailey Avenue, Bronx, NY 10463

The 21-unit, 5-story building at 3061 Bailey Avenue in Kingsbridge, owned by 3061 Bailey Avenue LLC, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past two years. Most notably, there have been multiple heat and hot water emergencies reported in late 2024, with the most recent complaints in December 2024 being resolved through HPD intervention. The building has also faced safety concerns, including issues with carbon monoxide and smoke detectors in mid-2024, though some of these were addressed with no violations issued following inspections.

There are currently several open lead paint violation cases from September 2024 affecting Apartments B2, B3, and C2, regarding failure to provide necessary documentation and certifications during unit vacancy periods. The property has maintained a consistent record of bedbug and pest control success, with no reported infestations in the past six years according to the bedbug reporting data. However, rodent inspection results show a pattern of failed inspections in 2018, 2019, and noted concerns in 2024, suggesting ongoing vermin control challenges. Additional maintenance issues have been documented through housing maintenance code violations and complaints, including problems with window units, various apartment repairs needed in Apartment D1, and multiple instances of unsanitary conditions related to pests.

The building's mixed history of compliance with safety regulations, particularly regarding detector functionality and lead paint management, indicates areas requiring continued monitoring and attention, despite some improvements evidenced by closed violations and resolved complaints. The property has generally passed regular rodent inspections, with comprehensive annual bedbug reporting showing zero infestations. While some violations have been promptly addressed and closed, including recent plumbing and door repair issues, the persistence of certain open violations and recurring heat/hot water problems suggests ongoing maintenance challenges. Recent inspections indicate no current bedbug problems, maintaining the building's record of pest management success despite the earlier pest-related complaints.