1206 Neill Avenue, Bronx, NY 10461

The two-family residential property at 1206 Neill Avenue in Morris Park, owned by Gregory Venech and constructed in 1955, experienced multiple notable issues during 2020 that persisted over several months. The building had recurring safety concerns related to carbon monoxide detectors, with multiple complaints filed in April, May, and September 2020, some of which resulted in violations being issued by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) during April inspections.

Electrical problems were documented, including issues with wiring, lighting, and outlets/switches, with violations recorded in April 2020. The property also faced mechanical challenges, including heat and hot water problems documented in both April and May 2020, though no violations were issued for the heat/hot water complaint.

Plumbing issues were reported, particularly concerning sinks/basins, with both emergency and non-emergency complaints filed in April and September 2020, with inspectors finding no violations in April but these concerns remained unresolved in September due to access issues. Additionally, there were complaints about unsanitary conditions, including mold, documented in September 2020, which also could not be inspected due to access issues. The multiple instances of safety-related complaints, particularly regarding carbon monoxide detectors and the inability of inspectors to gain access to the building for thorough evaluations, warrant attention, though some of these issues were documented as resolved with violations while others remain uncertain due to access constraints.