2103 Nereid Avenue, Bronx, NY 10466

The two-family house at 2103 Nereid Avenue in Wakefield, owned by Jennifer Glenn, has experienced several maintenance issues since 2021, with the most significant problems occurring in early 2022. The property, built in 1950 and consisting of 2 stories and 3 units, has ongoing open violations primarily concentrated in the first-floor apartment (1FL) related to mold, lead paint hazards, and pest infestations.

The violations include requirements to address approximately 2 square feet of mold at the bathroom window frame, repair lead-based paint hazards, rectify multiple instances of peeling paint, and eliminate infestations of mice and roaches. Between February and April 2022, there were multiple complaints regarding heat/hot water issues, water leaks, and wall conditions, with some inspections unable to access the affected apartments to verify the reported problems. The building's most recent rodent inspection in December 2022 passed, indicating some improvement in pest control measures.

The Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) has closed several complaints during this period, though some remain unresolved, particularly those related to mold and lead paint. The property underwent various inspections and received multiple violations between February and March 2022, with HPD documenting issues in the foyer, kitchen, bathroom, and hallway areas of the 1FL apartment. A building-wide permit for plumbing work was issued in December 2018, though no specific details about the work completed under this permit are available in the current records.