2010 Bruckner Boulevard, Bronx, NY 10473

2010 Bruckner Boulevard is a 14-story, 331-unit residential building constructed in 1966, currently owned by Smajlje Srdanovic. The property has experienced significant maintenance issues in recent months, with multiple open violations and service requests as of mid-2025. Most notably, there are three active emergency plumbing violations (heavy water leak, sink issue, and unsanitary mold conditions) reported in June 2025. The building has a pattern of heating and hot water problems, with multiple complaints filed between May and June 2025, some of which were closed without proper inspection access.

There are also ongoing flooring issues reported through HPD complaints in 2025. The building's elevator system has been a recurring concern, with multiple complaints about devices on the property between 2023 and 2025, including an active complaint from May 2025. A December 2024 inspection revealed violations related to elevator maintenance and safety systems, with penalties totaling over $2,500. The property has experienced rodent activity as evidenced by recent inspections, with the most recent compliance inspection in December 2024 showing rat activity. Recent plumbing issues have also been documented, including violations related to water supply and hot water availability in late 2024.

The building's safety systems have faced scrutiny, with violations noted for missing smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detectors in apartment 15E, though these violations were subsequently certified as corrected in early 2025. The building's environmental controls have faced challenges, with multiple ECB violations issued in 2023-2024 related to elevator maintenance, building exterior, and other maintenance issues. Recent bedbug reports show minimal infestation activity, with most recent reports (2023-2024) indicating no active infestations. The property's maintenance record shows a mixture of resolved and ongoing issues, with particular attention needed to address the recurring plumbing and heating system problems, as well as the elevator maintenance concerns. While recent inspections show some improvements, the pattern of repeated violations and service requests suggests ongoing maintenance challenges within the building.