OpenIgloo home

750 Mace Avenue

Bronxwood, Bronx, NY 10467

57 units·6 floors·Built in 1928
2.6

1 reviews

Rent-stabilized apartments

This building has apartments that entitle you to a renewal and limited rent increases.

Good cause building

This building guarantees a renewal and capped rent increases, if you follow your lease terms.

Highlights

1
Evictions
2
Open violations
4
Litigation cases
No
Bedbug history

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Reviews

Former tenant·Over 2 years ago

754 Mace Ave...Colder inside than it is outside

Pros

The rooms are spacious, the most space you can find in the 5 boroughs most likely...the hardwood floors are original & well-maintained...close to 2 subway stops and numerous buses...close to the botanical garden, the zoo...good pizza, wings & pasta place across the street, good bodega close by that delivers great tortas, walking distance to drugstores, groceries, post office...deli attached to building for last minute items...The super fixes things that come up.

Cons

The heat barely came on during the coldest part of the Winter - January, February and March. If the temps were in the teens-thirties, it would barely come on. Just absolutely no heat that's worth a damn when it's freezing out. I had to use 2 space heaters. Now that it's April and consistently in the 40's and 50's, the heat stays coming on broiling us to death. The other nightmare thing is that the heat is steam radiant so there's SO MUCH MOISTURE. Black mold (mildew) cropped up. I had to get a de-humidifier and wash all my clothes with vinegar. to get the mildew out. Just don't move here and save yourself the headache. As side note beware subleasing in this building...opportunistic wannabe slum lords will try to sublease you an illegal 2 bedroom in a legal one-bedroom...the way to tell for sure is to make sure you will always have access to the fire escape in any emergency...and that there is indeed an actual usable common area ie living room...the fire escape cannot have a door to the room nor a lock on the door...the fire escape should be in a common area. The fire escape must always be accessible, as an emergency exit nothing, not nothing, can block it. Also if you sublease be sure to ask how much the actual rent for the whole apartment goes for...make sure the sublease isn't scamming you out of over half the rent. Be careful out here! Avoid S*ndra C. Also for some strange reason mgmt would not let the movers use the elevator when I moved in...they said "it's not a freight elevator"...strange, I was able to move in and out of my old apartment in mnhtn just with the little tiny passenger elevator, everyone was...that building also lacked a freight elevator...just keep that in mind, if you move into a high floor, factor walking up and down all those flights into your move/movers.

Advice to the owners

Fix the heat like it needs a major overhaul.

Building ratings

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Owner responsiveness

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Rents and deposits

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Renters received their security deposits back

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Electronic rent payments

Open violations

From past 10 years · Updated 41 minutes ago

Average violations per unit in this building is better than the city average.

Building average0.03Violations per unit
NYC average0.81Violations per unit
1Class C
Immediately hazardous

Rodents, pest, mold, inadequate heat or hot water, defective building parts

1Class B
Hazardous

Smoke detector issues, inadequate lighting, no lighting for stairways

0Class A
Non-hazardous

No peephole on a door, no street number on the building, unlawful keeping of animals

0Class I
Missing info

Missing or non-compliant with administrative information orders or filings

Building owners and associates

Change of ownership/management in 1999

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