910 East 230th Street, Bronx, NY 10466

The three-story, six-unit residential building at 910 East 230th Street in Wakefield, owned by Israel Frankel and constructed in 1932, is currently experiencing several significant maintenance issues, most notably ongoing problems with the heating system. Between December 2024 and February 2025, there were multiple complaints about heat and hot water problems affecting both the entire building and individual apartments, some of which remain unresolved due to inspectors' inability to gain access for verification. The building has also faced recurring plumbing issues, particularly concerning radiators, with at least three separate complaints in the past year.

In September 2024, an inspection revealed multiple violations in Apartment 3R related to lead paint hazards, including the presence of peeling lead-based paint and requirements to properly address window and door friction surfaces. That same month, both interior and exterior issues were documented, including problems with windows, plaster surfaces, and a documented building shaking/structural stability complaint. More recent inspections and complaints suggest ongoing maintenance challenges, including a notable building-wide heating system issue in early 2025.

While the building has maintained a clean record for bedbugs with zero reported infestations since 2019, recent rodent inspections showed mixed results, with a failure recorded in October 2024 followed by a passing inspection in December 2024. The property has accumulated various housing maintenance code violations over the past two years, including issues with window frames, bathroom fixtures, and interior surface conditions. An exterior masonry facade violation was recorded in September 2024, citing vertical cracks and spalling bricks. While some violations have been certified as corrected, including lead paint hazards and interior maintenance issues, the persistence of heating system problems suggests ongoing infrastructure challenges.