3618 Bronx Boulevard, Bronx, NY 10467

3618 Bronx Boulevard is a three-story, seven-unit New Law tenement building located in Olinville and built in 1927, currently owned by Drande Broqi. The building has experienced several significant maintenance issues, particularly in the most recent period from late 2024 to 2025, with multiple unresolved complaints including heavy water leaks, unsanitary conditions with pests, plumbing issues, electrical problems involving no lighting, and mold concerns. These recent complaints all fall under emergency categories and were recorded on November 16, 2024, with HPD being unable to complete inspections, leaving the conditions unresolved as of May 2025.

The building also has an active violation as of June 2023 regarding failure to file the 2021 external low-pressure inspection. The property has a documented history of mold issues, with multiple complaints between 2019 and 2024, and has consistently filed bedbug reports showing no infestations between 2022-2025, which suggests proactive management of this particular concern. There was a notable cluster of building maintenance issues in 2020, including violations related to lead-based paint hazard control requirements, safety concerns with the building's staircase, and issues requiring the replacement of broken windows in the public hall.

While recent rodent inspections have shown some improvement, with passing results in 2018 and 2022, there was evidence of rat activity in 2016 and compliance failures in other years, indicating ongoing challenges with pest management. The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of persistent moisture and sanitation issues, with many complaints remaining unresolved or requiring multiple service requests. The most recent service requests of late 2024 suggest continuing difficulties with building systems and environmental conditions, though the absence of documented violations for these specific complaints may indicate they are still under investigation or awaiting resolution. The property has maintained regular bedbug reporting compliance from 2022 through 2025, showing no infestations during these periods, and has achieved passing results in recent rodent inspections, though historical data shows previous pest management challenges.