2184 Reeds Mill Lane, Bronx, NY 10475

The three-story, three-unit building at 2184 Reeds Mill Lane in Eastchester, owned by Javier Monroy and constructed in 2005, has experienced several notable maintenance issues, particularly during the 2021-2022 period. The most significant problems occurred in late 2022, with two emergency heat/hot water complaints in December and November, though HPD was unable to access the apartments for inspection in December, and no violations were found in November. Earlier in 2022, the building faced multiple interconnected issues including reports of pests, water leaks, and plumbing problems between August and September, for which violations were issued.

These violations included an infestation of mice, roaches, and ants in the third-floor Apartment 3, along with a roof leak affecting the ceiling in the same apartment. The building's maintenance history also reveals concerns about safety equipment, with violations documented in February 2022 regarding defective smoke detectors and carbon monoxide detection devices in Apartment 3. Prior to these issues, there was an active Department of Buildings violation from October 2019 regarding the failure to file a technical report by the required deadline, though this appears to be the only outstanding issue on record.

The building has maintained a relatively clean pest record in recent years, with no bedbug infestations reported in the last three years (2022-2025), and only one instance of eradication of three units in 2022, which may indicate a previous pest issue that was addressed. The property experienced similar issues in 2021, including problems with leaky faucets, defective doors, and a roach infestation in Apartment 3, and multiple plumbing and appliance-related complaints across different months. While the building's maintenance record shows a period of significant issues between 2021-2022, the absence of recent complaints or violations, especially in terms of bedbug infestations, suggests some improvement in building conditions, though the nature of the various violations and complaints during 2021-2022 period indicates these were not isolated incidents.