3534 Bronx Boulevard, Bronx, NY 10467

The 6-story, 65-unit building at 3534 Bronx Boulevard, owned by Myrna Crespo and constructed in 1927, has experienced numerous maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, from April 2025 onwards, there has been a pattern of water-related problems, including multiple plumbing complaints about water supply issues and heavy flow leaks, as well as unsanitary conditions involving mold. The building has also been grappling with electrical issues, with three power outage complaints filed in June 2025. Additional concerns include ongoing elevator maintenance problems, with multiple complaints about single-device service dating back to 2019, and structural issues such as crumbling brickwork noted in a 2024 inspection.

The Department of Buildings has documented several violations related to building maintenance, including egress problems stemming from improperly installed sidewalk sheds and issues with self-closing doors. The property has a documented history of pest-related issues, with rodent inspections showing variable results between 2022-2024, though recent reports indicate no active infestations. The elevator has been a recurring concern, with multiple violations and service interruptions. Noteworthy recent violations include water supply problems, mold, and wall maintenance issues. Of particular concern are the violations related to the building's water supply system and the ongoing challenges in accessing different units for inspections.

The building's history includes a mix of resolved and ongoing violations, with some recent open complaints about water supply, paint/plaster issues, and electrical problems suggesting ongoing maintenance challenges. The building's pest management history shows periodic issues with rodents, though bedbug infestations have been minimal in recent years. Recent environmental control board violations indicate problems with construction safety and building maintenance, including issues with the sidewalk shed and various building system components. The property has also faced challenges with building access for inspections, as evidenced by multiple instances where inspectors were unable to complete their assessments. While some historical violations have been resolved, the frequency of recent complaints suggests continuing maintenance challenges that affect resident quality of life.