2933 Bainbridge Avenue, Bronx, NY 10458

The three-story, three-unit residential building at 2933 Bainbridge Avenue in Fordham, owned by Dila Gojcaj and constructed in 2008, has experienced several maintenance issues over the past years, with the most significant cluster of problems occurring in 2021. Between January and October 2021, multiple complaints were reported and addressed by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), including issues with water leaks, electrical problems, ceiling damage, and unsanitary conditions. These complaints, while concerning, were all closed without violations being issued.

More recently, in 2024, there have been some compliance matters requiring attention, including open violations related to bedbug reporting requirements, maintenance of public notices, and specific repairs in Apartment 2 concerning water leaks, plaster surfaces, and bathroom ceiling paint. The building's bedbug reporting shows no infestations reported for the 2022-2023 period, and while there was some rat activity noted during a May 2024 inspection, the building has passed subsequent rodent inspections, indicating improved conditions. The property has maintained regular inspections and compliance checks, with most previous violations being resolved, though several open violations from the 2021 inspection remain under review as of 2024.

The building's most recent inspections show some improvements in maintenance conditions, particularly regarding bedbug management, with zero infested units reported in 2024, though there were previous years (2021-2023) where reporting requirements were not fully met. The property has undergone multiple inspections for rodent activity between 2017 and 2024, achieving passing results in most cases, with only one instance of rat activity noted in 2024. The regular pattern of inspections and response to complaints suggests ongoing monitoring and management of building conditions, though the presence of open violations from 2021 indicates some historical maintenance issues that may require follow-up. The building's relatively recent construction (2008) means that many of the infrastructure issues typically associated with older buildings are less relevant, though the documented history of water leaks, electrical problems, and ceiling damage in 2021 suggests some areas of concern that have required ongoing attention.