3933 Secor Avenue, Bronx, NY 10466

3933 Secor Avenue is a two-family house located in the Edenwald neighborhood of the Bronx, built in 2007 and currently owned by Moshe Toiv. The building has experienced recurring issues with heat and hot water systems, with multiple emergency complaints filed in 2023 (most recently in August 2023), and violations related to inadequate hot and cold water supply in Apartment 2, as documented in September 2023 inspections. Plumbing problems have persisted as a concern, with notable complaints in August 2023 and February 2023, both of which resulted in violations being issued by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD).

The building has also faced electrical safety concerns, with multiple complaints regarding defective/exposed wiring recorded between 2019-2021, and violations for unauthorized electrical work that resulted in fines totaling $2,650 in 2021, though these violations have since been resolved. Additional historical issues include a series of rodent-related complaints in 2018 (three consecutive reports in September-November), though subsequent inspections passed. The building's maintenance history reveals various other concerns, including a 2019 incident involving unauthorized construction work, door/window issues, and plumbing problems.

The property has consistently maintained a clean record with no bedbug infestations reported since 2019, according to the city's bedbug reporting system. An inspection conducted in 2023 noted violations related to heat and water supply in both apartments, while previous years showed various maintenance issues including cabinet repairs and door security concerns. The building's certificate of occupancy and illegal conversion complaints from 2019 suggest past compliance challenges, though records indicate these matters were ultimately resolved, with some violations being dismissed.