2810 Olinville Avenue, Bronx, NY 10467

2810 Olinville Avenue is a 5-story, 51-unit residential building constructed in 1928, currently owned by Zoran Kuburovic. The property has experienced several recurring maintenance issues in recent years, with the most recent cluster of complaints in May 2024 involving plumbing problems in toilets and sinks, as well as a slow water leak, though no violations were found upon inspection. In 2023, there were significant maintenance concerns including heat/hot water issues affecting the entire building (though inspectors were unable to access units), multiple plumbing complaints (toilets, sinks, bathtubs/showers), unsanitary conditions including pest issues, and a window frame concern.

A specific apartment, Unit 6B, had several documented violations in 2022 relating to water damage, pest infestations (both mice and roaches), and various repair needs including plaster and paint work. The building's history includes multiple Department of Buildings inspections and complaints, with some notable issues such as illegal scaffolding concerns in 2018, and two illegal conversion complaints in 2019-2022. While the property maintained compliance with recent bedbug inspections (2022-2024 showing zero infestations), there were concerning reports of pest issues in 2022 and 2023. The building has consistently passed rodent inspections since 2017, except for one instance in 2011.

Various permits have been issued between 2018-2019 for work on the building, though specific details about the nature of the work are not provided in the available data. An inspection in 2022 revealed multiple violations that required attention, including water leaks, plaster damage, and pest issues in Unit 6B, though most of these were certified as corrected by early 2023. The building did receive a penalty in 2018 for pedestrian safety violations related to scaffolding, though this was resolved. While the building has experienced ongoing maintenance issues, particularly with plumbing and pest management, most recent complaints have not resulted in fines or formal violations, suggesting that while problems persist, they are being addressed through the complaint resolution process.