458 Revere Avenue, Bronx, NY 10465

The 4-unit, 3-story residential building at 458 Revere Avenue in Throgs Neck, owned by Erika Rodriguez and constructed in 1931, has experienced several concerning maintenance issues over recent years, with the most pressing being a significant cluster of heat and hot water complaints in October 2022. During this period, there were multiple emergency complaints regarding heat/hot water issues throughout the entire building, along with reports of sewage and mold problems. While these violations were ultimately closed, they indicate a pattern of thermal system deficiencies.

The building has also faced ongoing structural and maintenance challenges, as evidenced by two active ECB violations from 2022 related to concrete disrepair conditions with cracks and spalling on the rear side of the basement, and missing downspout sections affecting water drainage, with penalties of $6,250 and $500 respectively, still showing a balance due. More concerning open violations from 2021 show various maintenance issues specifically in Apartment 2, including problems with scalding hot water, mold presence, pest issues (roach infestation), and lead-based paint hazards. The building's history also includes multiple complaints and investigations regarding possible illegal basement conversions in 2019, though these were marked as "Inspector Unable to Gain Access." More recently, a rodent complaint was filed in September 2024, but following inspection, the property passed without any violations.

The building's management has maintained compliance with bedbug reporting requirements since 2022, showing zero infested units in the most recent filings. A new permit was issued in October 2023, suggesting some level of ongoing maintenance or improvements to the property, though the specific nature of the work is not detailed in the provided data. The building's record shows a pattern of maintenance challenges, particularly related to heating systems and periodic pest control issues, though many historical violations have been closed, and more recent inspections (including the most recent rodent inspection in September 2024) have not resulted in violations. The property has active structural and drainage violations that require attention, and there are multiple open violations from 2021 regarding Apartment 2 that remain unresolved as of 2025.