3328 Fish Avenue, Bronx, NY 10469

The two-family building at 3328 Fish Avenue in Baychester, owned by Jeffrey Clarkson, has experienced recurring heat and hot water issues in recent years, with complaints made in both March 2025 and December 2020 showing similar access-related inspection challenges by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD). The building has maintained a consistent record of bedbug management compliance, with annual reports submitted from 2022-2024 showing zero infested units during each reporting period. Historical maintenance records from 2018 reveal several significant issues in the first-floor apartment, including multiple electrical outlet problems and window repair needs, though these violations were subsequently addressed.

The property has undergone regular rodent inspections, with a failed initial inspection in June 2019 followed by successful passes in September 2019 and April 2022, indicating improvements in pest management. The building's heat system was inspected in January 2021 following a complaint about defective equipment, though no violations were found at that time. Most recently, in April 2024, the building received a Class A violation for not filing the required annual bedbug report, though this appears to be an administrative oversight given the building's consistent compliance history.

The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of addressing violations and maintaining systems, though access issues during inspections have hindered some enforcement actions. The property has required ongoing attention to heating systems, as evidenced by multiple complaints and inspections, and has demonstrated a commitment to pest management through regular reporting and inspections. While there are some historical maintenance issues documented, particularly in 2018, the building's violation history shows these problems were generally addressed in a timely manner. The most concerning recent issue appears to be the April 2024 bedbug reporting violation, though this is somewhat mitigated by the building's previous thorough compliance record.