2910 Wallace Avenue, Bronx, NY 10467

2910 Wallace Avenue is a 98-unit, 6-story Class A residential building located in the Allerton neighborhood, built in 1931 and currently owned by Ved Parkash. The building has recently experienced significant issues, most notably suffering a 5-alarm fire on January 10, 2025, that caused approximately 90% of the roof to partially collapse and resulted in structural damage requiring immediate emergency stabilization work. The fire incident has been documented with multiple active violations regarding building safety and structural integrity, including concerns about leaning gable walls, cracked masonry, and charred joists.

The building has had persistent maintenance and infrastructure issues leading up to the fire, particularly concerning the elevator system, heat/hot water supply, and various building systems. Between late 2024 and early 2025, there were multiple emergency heat/hot water complaints, several electrical issues, and various housing maintenance code violations including concerns about unsanitary conditions, water leaks, and maintenance of public areas. The elevator system, in particular, has been a recurring issue, with multiple violations related to its operation and safety features, including the need for proper door lock monitoring and various maintenance requirements.

Additional concerns have been documented regarding the building's maintenance history, including rodent activity as evidenced by multiple inspections showing violations, though bedbug infestations have not been reported in recent years. The building's record shows a pattern of various maintenance issues that have required attention, including water leaks, electrical problems, and problems with building systems, though recent data shows no bedbug activity since 2020. The property has undergone various repairs and maintenance efforts as indicated by the closure of many violations, but the most recent fire incident has raised significant concerns about the building's current condition and safety.