3346 Hull Avenue, Bronx, NY 10467

The 6-story, 50-unit residential building at 3346 Hull Avenue in Norwood, owned by Luis Fermin, has experienced numerous maintenance and safety issues since 2023, with particular concerns in early 2025. Most notably, there were multiple heat and hot water complaints between March and April 2025, with some affecting the entire building. Recent issues include a May 2025 power outage and recurring pest problems, with inspections unable to be completed or showing violations. The building, constructed in 1927, has a significant history of structural and maintenance concerns, including multiple violations related to a collapsed roof parapet wall, which was documented in 2023 and remains an active issue.

These violations included dangerous conditions such as falling brick debris and inadequate building maintenance. The property has faced ongoing rodent issues, with multiple inspections between 2022 and 2025 showing rat activity. Several apartments have documented maintenance needs, particularly Apartments E and 1B, with violations related to pest infestations, door and window repairs, and various interior maintenance issues. The building has also had multiple Department of Buildings complaints regarding structural stability, sidewalk shed conditions, and failure to maintain proper building standards, leading to several ECB violations.

While there have been consistent efforts to address various issues through inspections and repairs, as of 2025, several violations remain open or had delayed resolution, indicating ongoing maintenance challenges. The building's maintenance history is particularly concerning due to the frequency of heating system issues, water leaks, and pest infestations. The property has also been under some form of structural monitoring since 2023, as indicated by the Department of Buildings records. While there have been multiple successful resolutions of violations and the property has passed several rodent inspections, the recurring nature of many issues suggests ongoing challenges with building systems and maintenance. The most recent data from 2024-2025 shows continued high maintenance activity and the presence of active violations.