1733 Edenwald Avenue, Bronx, NY 10466

The 2-story, 3-unit building at 1733 Edenwald Avenue in Wakefield, owned by June Oconnor and constructed in 1931, is currently experiencing multiple ongoing plumbing issues as of 2025, with three active emergency complaints regarding basins/sinks and water supply problems that began in April 2025 and June 2025. The property has a documented history of maintenance challenges, particularly in the first half of 2024, when multiple complaints were filed and investigated, including issues with heat/hot water (both emergency and non-emergency), electrical ranges, and sink problems. Notably, in 2023 and early 2024, there were two instances of heat/hot water violations, and in January 2023, there was an immediate emergency power outage situation that was resolved.

The building's maintenance record shows a pattern of plumbing-related complaints, with at least seven such issues reported between 2023 and 2025, many of which required HPD inspection. An inspection in March 2024 regarding gas hook-up/piping issues could not be completed due to access problems, though no violations were recorded in subsequent inspections for most complaints. The property's recent history suggests recurring problems with basic utilities and appliances, particularly in the plumbing and heating systems, which have required multiple service requests and inspections by HPD.

The concentration of complaints in 2024-2025 indicates ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly with water supply and plumbing systems. While some issues have been resolved through repairs and inspections (with no violations issued in many cases), the persistence of complaints, especially the recent open cases, points to continuing infrastructure concerns within the building. The property was designated a "HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS A" building, indicating a change in its classification at some point prior to recent records.