1011 East 225th Street, Bronx, NY 10466

The two-family residential building at 1011 East 225th Street in Wakefield, owned by Ramon Estevez, has experienced recurring heating system issues since its construction in 2011. Most notably, between July 2024 and November 2024, there were three documented incidents of no heat or hot water in the building, each classified as emergencies by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD).

Each of these complaints was ultimately closed, though notably in November 2024, HPD was unable to gain access to the affected units during their inspection. While all three incidents were resolved according to tenant reports, the pattern of heating system failures over a six-month period suggests ongoing maintenance challenges.

The building's records also reveal one construction-related complaint in late 2018 regarding grade and watercourse changes, though inspectors determined no violations were warranted at the time of their December inspection. While the repeated heating system issues are concerning from a resident comfort perspective, there are no other recorded complaints regarding basic building safety systems or maintenance. The relative recency of the heating complaints, with the most recent occurring just months before the current date, is the most significant pattern in the building's service history.