2064 Matthews Avenue, Bronx, NY 10462

The 2064 Matthews Avenue property is a two-family, two-story building located in Bronxdale, constructed in 1925 and currently owned by Martin Ljuljic. The building has experienced multiple infrastructure and maintenance issues over the past two years, with the most recent cluster of problems occurring in June 2025, when multiple emergency complaints were filed and subsequently closed, including issues with stairs, various plumbing problems (toilet and sink), electrical wiring concerns, door issues, and roofing problems. These followed a pattern of ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly involving basic utilities: throughout 2024, there were repeated heat and hot water complaints (November) and multiple inspections of electrical wiring, plumbing systems, and various building conditions, with several violations being recorded.

The building has a documented history of problems with both electrical and plumbing systems, as evidenced by multiple 311 service requests and Housing Maintenance Code complaints, suggesting persistent infrastructure challenges. While some individual complaints were resolved without violations, the pattern of repeated issues across different systems indicates an ongoing need for maintenance attention. The property's maintenance history shows a concerning pattern of repeated issues across multiple systems, particularly in 2024 and 2025, with seven emergency complaints filed in June 2025 alone, covering critical systems such as plumbing (toilet and sink), electrical wiring, and roofing.

Earlier complaints from 2024 included multiple heat/hot water issues (November), plumbing problems affecting both sinks and toilets (May), and a range of electrical and unsanitary conditions, including mold (March). The building has also experienced problems with interior finishes, including violations related to paint/plaster conditions. While some issues have been resolved through HPD inspections, with some classified as "corrected" even though no specific violations have been noted, the frequency and variety of complaints suggest ongoing maintenance challenges within the building's systems and infrastructure.