4747 Bronx Boulevard, Bronx, NY 10470

4747 Bronx Boulevard is a two-story building located in the Wakefield neighborhood, owned by Daniel Turkel and constructed in 1926. The property, which has been designated as "HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS B" with 0 recorded units, has undergone several significant events in recent years.

Most notably, in September 2024, multiple violations were documented during semi-annual homeless shelter inspections, including issues with plumbing, construction, and electrical systems, three of which resulted in Oath Violations. The building was cited for multiple Environmental Control Board violations in September 2024, including improper hole penetrations with vents and pipes, painted sprinkler caps, and ventilation issues in the boiler room with gas-fired water heaters - the latter of which remains active with an associated penalty of $1,250. The property's maintenance history shows a concerning pattern regarding bedbugs, with the most recent report from December 2024 indicating one infested unit, following three years of no reported infestations between 2022-2024.

The building has generally passed rodent inspections in recent years, with five consecutive passes since 2018. Historical records also show a violation related to elevator inspection compliance in 2019, though this was dismissed after the appropriate penalty was paid. Multiple permits for various construction and maintenance work have been issued between 2018-2019, suggesting ongoing maintenance and improvements to the property, though specific details of the work performed are not provided in the available data.