315 East 206th Street, Bronx, NY 10467

The 49-unit, 5-story building at 315 East 206th Street in Norwood, owned by Johnathan Gonzalez and constructed in 1922, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past two years. Most recently, in March 2025, there is an open complaint regarding the building's intercom system. Throughout 2024 and into early 2025, there have been recurring problems with heat and hot water systems affecting the entire building, multiple instances of ceiling painting and plaster issues requiring violations, and water leak problems.

The building has also faced structural concerns, with a partial vacate order served in October 2024 regarding ceiling plaster issues in apartment 2F, and multiple complaints about building shaking and structural stability documented between February and October 2024. Regulatory compliance has been a concern, with violations issued for unauthorized construction work, pest infestations (including mice and roaches), and lead paint hazards identified in apartment 3C. The building's maintenance history shows ongoing challenges with environmental health and safety, evidenced by multiple pest control interventions throughout 2023 and 2024, including regular rat baiting requirements.

While there have been improvements in some areas, such as the closure of several violations related to ceiling and floor issues, new complaints continue to emerge. The property has maintained a generally stable bedbug situation, with no reported infestations in the past three years. Recent inspections in 2025 have focused on addressing various infrastructure issues, though records indicate that some violations remain open while others have been resolved through certification. The building's management has attempted to address these recurring issues, as evidenced by the regular scheduling of pest control services and prompt responses to HPD inspections, but persistent maintenance challenges remain evident in the historical data.