4511 Hill Avenue, Bronx, NY 10466

The 3-unit, 2-story building at 4511 Hill Avenue in Wakefield, owned by Asher Babazadeh and constructed in 1925, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over recent years. Most notably, there was a building-wide heat/hot water emergency in February 2025, which was reportedly resolved promptly. The property passed a rodent inspection in November 2022.

Multiple concerning events were recorded in 2021, including reports of indoor air quality issues (human feces), unsanitary conditions (mold), and difficulties accessing units for inspection purposes, which limited the ability to formally issue violations. That year also saw a noteworthy pattern of maintenance issues between September and November, with complaints related to door/window conditions, wall problems, and various plumbing issues. The building's violation history reveals some serious concerns from 2021, particularly in the basement apartment (BSMT), where violations were noted for lead-based paint hazards, improper use of interior rooms, and a loose carbon/smoke detector.

These violations, along with the emergency maintenance complaints filed in 2021 regarding mold, water leaks, and various other issues, were ultimately marked as closed. More recently, from 2022 to 2024, there were recurring reminders to file annual bedbug reports, though the most recent 2024 filing indicates no infested units. The building has also seen multiple wall-related maintenance requests, both emergency and non-emergency, particularly during 2021. While many of these issues have been officially closed, the history suggests a pattern of maintenance challenges that have required multiple interventions by housing authorities.