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Reclaim Housing Development Fund Corpora Tion

10 buildings · 276 units · Bronx

Neighborhood percentile range
68th 14th
lowest → highest risk

Reclaim Housing Development Fund Corpora Tion appears in New York City public records as the owner of 10 buildings covering 276 units across Bronx. Across that portfolio we count 537 recorded violations and 856 311 complaints, plus 21 eviction filings. The average building in this portfolio is predicted to be safer than 37% of the other buildings in its own neighborhood, ranging from the 68th percentile to the 14th — the worst record on file belongs to 2321 Tiebout Avenue. Every building below links to its full report: violation history, complaints, and a 12-month risk forecast from the same public data.

Risk distribution 10 properties
Lower risk: 3
Typical: 3
Higher risk: 4

Each building is rated against others in its own neighborhood, so a fixed share of every neighborhood falls in each band.

537
HPD violations
856
311 calls
21
Evictions
26
DOB complaints
2
ECB violations
276
Total units

All Buildings

Address Grade Violations 311 calls Evictions Units
2321 Tiebout Avenue Fordham, Bronx 31st 151 290 2 52
1821 University Avenue Morris Heights, Bronx 14th 102 129 6 32
2042 Grand Avenue University Heights, Bronx 23rd 94 162 2 50
314 East 183 Street Fordham, Bronx 32nd 87 135 2 11
2104 Crotona Parkway West Farms, Bronx 27th 68 70 6 42
503 East 180 Street Belmont, Bronx 30th 13 10 0 20
2125 Southern Boulevard Belmont, Bronx 28th 12 42 3 31
1982 University Avenue Morris Heights, Bronx 53rd 5 4 0 21
2242 Valentine Avenue Fordham, Bronx 63rd 4 3 0 6
308 East 183 Street Fordham, Bronx 68th 1 11 0 11

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