3560 Webster Avenue, Bronx, NY 10467

The 13-story, 135-unit residential building at 3560 Webster Avenue in Woodlawn, owned by Christina Pimentel and completed in 2013, has experienced numerous maintenance issues and violations over the past few years. Most recently, in 2025, there have been multiple service requests related to building systems, including elevator maintenance, appliance issues, plumbing concerns, and door problems, with several open complaints currently under investigation or requiring resolution. The building's elevator system appears to be a recurring concern, with multiple complaints about "Multiple Devices on Property" between 2023-2025, and a July 2023 Environmental Control Board violation issued for being out-of-service.

The property has documented history of various maintenance challenges, including water supply issues (April 2025), door problems (May-June 2025), and electrical concerns (lighting). While some complaints have been resolved through inspections, others have resulted in violations that require owner remediation. The building's maintenance record shows periodic bed bug infestations between 2019-2024, with varying numbers of affected units, and rodent inspections in 2023 showed inconsistent results, with some passing and others indicating rat activity.

Several open housing maintenance code violations from December 2024 remain outstanding, primarily affecting apartment 2G, including issues with water leaks, plastered surfaces, and inadequate lighting. The building's management has faced penalties for various compliance issues, including failure to maintain properly maintained fire stopping systems and posting requirements, though these violations have generally been resolved. The property's maintenance history suggests ongoing challenges with building systems and infrastructure, despite being a relatively new construction. Recent complaints and violations indicate active maintenance issues that the property management is required to address under housing maintenance codes, with some violations specifically mentioning timeframes for correction of conditions.