3605 Olinville Avenue, Bronx, NY 10467

The two-story, three-unit building at 3605 Olinville Avenue, owned by Arman Kohan, was constructed in 1910 and has undergone several significant maintenance events in recent years. Most notably, in 2022, the building experienced electrical wiring issues that required HPD intervention and resulted in violations for cables located in a fire passageway, along with unsatisfactory resolutions regarding pests and mold. The property has demonstrated ongoing bedbug management, with regular filings showing zero infested units in the most recent reports from 2023-2024 and only three units affected in previous years (2022 and 2021). The building's safety compliance has been variable; while it passed rodent inspections in 2018, 2022, and other years, there were notable failures in 2010 and 2011.

An inspection in 2019 revealed multiple violations including requirements for carbon monoxide detector notices, smoke detector requirements, and proper posting of building registration information, though these were later certified as corrected. The property has maintained consistent records of addressing pest control, with multiple successful eradication efforts documented in bedbug reports, though the building's history shows recurring issues requiring attention. Recent years show improvement in compliance with bedbug management protocols, as evidenced by zero reported infestations in the most recent three reporting periods (2021-2024). The building's electrical system has required particular attention, with a documented violation requiring proper repair of unsafe wiring conditions in 2022, though no similar issues have been reported since.

While the building's overall maintenance record shows periods of both compliance and necessary remediation, the most recent years indicate stabilization in certain areas, particularly regarding pest management and bedbug reporting compliance. The bedbug reporting history from 2019-2024 shows a pattern of infestations being addressed, with the most recent three years showing no active infestations. Rodent inspections have been generally passed in recent years, though historical records from 2010-2011 indicate some failures in this area. The building's maintenance history suggests attention to regulatory compliance has improved over time, with recent years showing fewer violations requiring correction. The most significant outstanding issue appears to be the open violation from 2018 regarding failure to provide certain required records from the basement apartment, though this may have been resolved in subsequent inspections not reflected in the available data.