3590 Greystone Avenue, Bronx, NY 10463

3590 Greystone Avenue is a 3-unit, 3-story residential building owned by Charlotte Demirel and constructed in 2019 in the Kingsbridge neighborhood of the Bronx. The building's most recent inspections revealed an open Housing Maintenance Code violation from April 2024 regarding the failure to file the required annual bedbug report, though previous inspections show this has been an ongoing compliance issue since 2023.

The property underwent construction in 2019-2020, during which time it received two Environmental Control Board violations in July 2019 specifically related to safety issues: one for failure to provide overhead protection during third-floor wall construction (resulting in a $2,500 penalty) and another for not filing a required special inspection statement of responsibility, also with a $2,500 penalty. Multiple complaints were filed in August 2020 regarding construction-related safety concerns, including problems with retaining walls, safety nets, and drainage issues, though all were found to have no violations warranted upon inspection. The building has maintained a consistent record of permit filings throughout its construction and occupancy period, with several permits issued between 2018-2021 for various construction phases including plumbing, new building work, and final inspections.

The bedbug management history for the building has shown proper reporting in recent years, with the most recent annual report (filed August 2023) indicating no infested or re-infested dwelling units, suggesting effective pest management despite the regulatory compliance issues noted in the Housing Maintenance Code violations. The building's permit and inspection records suggest that while there were multiple construction-related violations and safety concerns during the initial building period, these were generally resolved through appropriate inspections and penalties. The property has been maintained as a legal 3-unit residential building since its completion, with annual bedbug reporting requirements being the primary ongoing compliance issue as of 2024.