3010 Olinville Avenue, Bronx, NY 10467

3010 Olinville Avenue is a three-story, 3-unit residential property built in 1920, currently owned by Mauricio Gordillo. The building has a documented history of maintenance issues, with particularly notable clusters of problems between 2019 and 2022. Multiple complaints regarding unsanitary conditions, including recurring mold issues, were filed in 2022, though inspections by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) in October 2022 were unable to access the affected rooms, and no violations were ultimately issued. The property has also faced challenges with pest infestations, plumbing issues, and various door and window problems in 2022, as well as a 2019 complaint regarding cooking gas that did result in violations.

Significant legal and compliance issues have emerged regarding the building's proper use and modifications. There are currently open violations from 2022 requiring the owner to file annual bedbug reports, as well as previous violations (now resolved) concerning an illegally converted garage space with bathroom facilities and cooking space. This garage conversion issue was subject to both ECB violations and a legal proceeding in 2022. Additionally, there are open violations from 2021 regarding defective self-closing doors in Apartment 2, and a 2022 ECB violation related to unpermitted construction of a rear extension.

The building's maintenance history includes both emergency and non-emergency complaints that were generally addressed promptly, with the most recent inspection in 2024 finding no warrant for violations during a complaints investigation. The property has undergone annual rodent inspections, passing inspections in 2018 and 2022. While many past violations have been resolved, the persistence of certain open violations and the pattern of maintenance issues through 2022 suggest ongoing challenges with building upkeep and compliance with housing regulations. The most recent building inspections and complaint investigations as of 2024 have generally found no immediate violations, though multiple open violations from previous years remain on record.