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Seven Bronx buildings. One name on every HPD registration.

I live here

Pick your building. You get the open records, the heat history, and the exact steps to force repairs.

HPD violations by year, 2003 to 2026
since the current owner's deedbefore the current owner's deed
1656 University Ave
Bronx, NY 10453 · built 1912
9open
8immediately hazardous
20apartments
531 Tinton Ave
Bronx, NY 10455 · built 2019
4open
2immediately hazardous
34apartments
769 Melrose Ave
Bronx, NY 10451 · built 1931
3open
1immediately hazardous
12apartments
1057 Clay Ave
Bronx, NY 10456 · built 1901
2open
0immediately hazardous
6apartments
525 Tinton Ave
Bronx, NY 10455 · built 1899
0open
0immediately hazardous
4apartments
1660 Boston Rd
Bronx, NY 10460 · built 2011
0open
0immediately hazardous
20apartments
218 Buttrick Ave
Bronx, NY 10465 · built 2004
0open
0immediately hazardous
18apartments
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Official records list Robert Yakubov as a contact on the registration of each of these seven buildings. This site assembles the public record on all of them: open violations, heat complaints, court cases, and the steps tenants can take to get repairs.

The current record

As of 2026-09-29. Every number states what it counts.

18
open records
HPD + DOB · 7 monitored buildings · checked 2026-09-29
13 HPD violations + 5 DOB violations open
What does this mean?Open record rows across HPD and DOB for the seven monitored buildings. HPD status 'Open' and DOB active violations are counted. The same condition can produce several rows.
11
immediately hazardous
HPD Class C, open · checked 2026-09-29
530
HPD violations since current title
issued on or after each building's deed into its current registered owner
1,509
HPD violations, all years
every violation row on record for these buildings, any owner
1,618
HPD complaints
complaint rows logged with HPD
39
housing court cases
HPD housing litigation rows
106
emergency repairs
HPD emergency repair charges to owners

How each number is computed: About

Getting repairs made

  1. Report it

    Call 311 or use 311 online. Ask for an HPD complaint and keep the number. Be home for the inspection.

  2. Keep proof

    Tell the landlord in writing. Take dated photos. In winter, fill in the heat log.

  3. Get free help

    If repairs still don't happen, you can ask Housing Court to order them. Free lawyers and organizers can help. See your options.

Heat season runs October 1 to May 31. No heat or hot water? Call 311 the same day.