2244 Bronx Park East, Bronx, NY 10467

Located at 2244 Bronx Park East in Allerton, this 68-unit, 6-story Class A building was constructed in 1956 and is currently owned by Carlos Orduz. The property has experienced recurring issues with water-related problems, including multiple heavy flow water leak complaints in 2018-2019 and in 2021, with associated violations. In 2021, significant complaints were recorded for heating issues affecting the entire building and unsanitary conditions including pest infestations, particularly in apartment 6J.

The building has also experienced maintenance challenges with safety systems, as indicated by open violations from 2021 requiring the posting of smoke detector and carbon monoxide detection requirements, along with gas leak procedures. A concerning pattern of bedbug infestations emerged between 2019 and 2024, with the most recent report in 2024 showing one unit affected. The building's maintenance history shows some patterns of unresolved issues, with open violations from 2021 still showing non-certification as of the most recent data, including window frame repairs required in unit 6J and various building-wide safety requirements. Despite these ongoing challenges, it's worth noting that the building has passed multiple rodent inspections between 2010 and 2023, indicating some level of effective pest management in this area.

The Department of Buildings has conducted several inspections over the years, including a 2019 elevator inspection that resulted in identified defects, although this violation was subsequently dismissed. Recent building management has shown some responsiveness to issues, as evidenced by several HPD inspections resulting in violations being corrected, though many complaints remain open requiring attention to safety compliance notices. The building has also undergone regular permit processes, with a permit issued in 2018 for unspecified work. While the property has maintained basic compliance with many housing regulations, the recurring issues with water systems, pest control, and safety notices suggest an ongoing need for attention to building maintenance and resident comfort.