3614 Johnson Avenue, Bronx, NY 10463

The 15-unit, 7-story residential building at 3614 Johnson Avenue in Riverdale, owned by Kenneth Dubin and constructed in 2002, has experienced several notable maintenance issues in recent years. Most concerning is a pair of heat and hot water complaints filed in October 2023, which were closed by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development when inspectors were unable to gain access to the apartments for verification. Additionally, an immediate plumbing water supply emergency was reported in June 2025.

The building faced significant facade-related issues in 2021, with violations noted for failure to maintain exterior building facade and appurtenances, including chipped tiles and rusty metal balcony structures, leading to a $1,250 penalty for not making necessary repairs within the required timeframe. A current elevator violation from 2019 remains active, related to failure to correct defects identified during a 2017 inspection. The building's maintenance record shows some positive aspects, particularly in recent pest management, as evidenced by bedbug reports from 2020 through 2024 showing no infestations or eradication efforts necessary.

Rodent inspections in 2013 also passed successfully. An exterior wall condition certificate violation was noted in May 2023, though it appears to have been resolved without penalty. While the building has experienced various maintenance challenges over the years, particularly related to infrastructure and facade upkeep, recent years have shown improved pest control management, though the building's heating system appears to have ongoing access-related issues with inspection response.