25 Bond Street, Staten Island, NY 10302

The three-unit residential building at 25 Bond Street in Port Richmond, owned by Carmen Diaz-mauna and built in 1994, has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past several years, with the most recent problems occurring in May 2025 involving plumbing issues in both the bathtub/shower and basin/sink areas, as well as an unsanitary mold condition. These recent complaints are particularly concerning as HPD was unable to complete inspections for these issues, which were classified under emergency and non-emergency categories. The building has a documented history of plumbing-related problems, with multiple complaints about basin/sinks between 2018 and 2025, including emergency complaints in 2022 and 2021.

Other notable issues include a window pane violation in 2021 that received violations, an unsuccessful inspection for window frame issues in 2019, and a smoke detector inspection that resulted in no violations in 2018. The Department of Buildings (DOB) records reveal significant concerns regarding the building's maintenance and safety compliance. Between 2018 and 2019, there were numerous complaints regarding potential illegal conversion issues, with multiple inspection attempts and some resulting in partial vacate orders.

The building currently has active violations dating back to 2020 for failure to certify corrections on immediately hazardous (Class 1) ECB violations, with four such violations documented. Historical complaints from 2018-2019 include issues with electrical wiring, safety concerns, and multiple window-related problems, while a water leak and plumbing complaints from October 2021 were inspected with no violations issued. Despite some repairs and inspections being conducted, the recurring nature of plumbing issues and ongoing violation status suggests persisting maintenance challenges within the building.