634 East 233rd Street, Bronx, NY 10466

The 5-story, 36-unit residential building at 634 East 233rd Street in Wakefield, owned by Vito Sacchetti, was constructed in 1932 and has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, between May and July 2025, there were multiple recurring problems with water leaks (including both slow and heavy flows), unsanitary conditions involving mold, and various paint/plaster issues affecting walls, ceilings, and radiators. The building faced serious heating system challenges in late 2024, with multiple violations recorded regarding inadequate heat supply in apartments 1B and 2E, as well as access issues to the boiler room.

Additionally, there were multiple complaints about building shaking/vibration and structural concerns in early 2025, though inspections generally found no violations. The boiler system has been a persistent concern, with several defective/inoperative complaints recorded between 2020 and 2025, culminating in an Environmental Control Board violation in January 2021 regarding various boiler maintenance issues. The property has a relatively clean record regarding pest control, with no bedbug infestations reported in the past five years and only one incident noted in 2018.

While rodent inspections have shown some failures in 2012-2013, the most recent compliance inspection in December 2022 passed successfully. There are currently two active building violations from 2021 regarding the failure to display energy efficiency scores and grade information. The building's most recent complaints and violations primarily relate to water damage, heating system reliability, and related maintenance issues, suggesting ongoing challenges with building infrastructure and maintenance response.