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Neighborhood Risk Rankings · Bronx / Mott Haven

Mott Haven.

158 buildings ranked by open violation count. Browse the rankings, then audit any address to see what a listing won't tell you.

Buildings ranked

158

From NYC PLUTO seed

Visible risk signals

19,728

DOB + HPD combined

Median signal count

95

Per building, mid-pack

Highest-signal building

561

Worst single BBL

Mott Haven occupies the southwest corner of the Bronx, directly across the Harlem River from East Harlem. The housing stock is split between deep pre-war rent-stabilized walk-up apartment stock, large NYCHA developments (Mott Haven Houses, Mitchel Houses, Patterson Houses among others), and a growing tier of post-2010 ground-up affordable housing. Mott Haven has one of NYC's highest per-capita open-violation rates, driven by the combination of aging private rent-regulated stock and chronic NYCHA maintenance backlogs. The Bronx Terminal Market and stadium-adjacent rezoning have added a smaller tier of newer construction. The list below ranks Mott Haven buildings by current open HPD violations.

Ranked by open violations

100 Mott Haven buildings worth a closer look.

Rankings start with visible maintenance-risk signals. Open any address to review the full audit: violations, permits, filings, fines, flood exposure, and neighborhood context.

#AddressRisk signalsAudit
1506 Brook Avenue, Bronx 561Audit →
2331 East 132 Street, Bronx 530Audit →
3342 East 139 Street, Bronx 432Audit →
4600 Concord Avenue, Bronx 395Audit →
5759 East 138 Street, Bronx 369Audit →
6676 Union Avenue, Bronx 364Audit →
7563 Cauldwell Avenue, Bronx 360Audit →
8236 Willis Avenue, Bronx 356Audit →
9130 Willis Avenue, Bronx 344Audit →
10416 East 138 Street, Bronx 336Audit →
11740 Kelly Street, Bronx 277Audit →
12540 East 138 Street, Bronx 276Audit →
13631 Southern Boulevard, Bronx 276Audit →
14504 Brook Avenue, Bronx 244Audit →
15535 East 142 Street, Bronx 240Audit →
16328 Beekman Avenue, Bronx 238Audit →
17857 Macy Place, Bronx 219Audit →
18354 Cypress Avenue, Bronx 205Audit →
19673 Beck Street, Bronx 203Audit →
20425 East 153 Street, Bronx 188Audit →
21147 Bruckner Boulevard, Bronx 181Audit →
22231 Brook Avenue, Bronx 169Audit →
23707 Eagle Avenue, Bronx 164Audit →
24733 Prospect Avenue, Bronx 164Audit →
25986 Leggett Avenue, Bronx 163Audit →
26777 Prospect Avenue, Bronx 162Audit →
27345 Cypress Avenue, Bronx 160Audit →
28756 Union Avenue, Bronx 160Audit →
29571 Southern Boulevard, Bronx 158Audit →
30349 Concord Avenue, Bronx 157Audit →
31403 East 139 Street, Bronx 156Audit →
32526 East 138 Street, Bronx 153Audit →
33600 East 141 Street, Bronx 152Audit →
34494 East 138 Street, Bronx 150Audit →
35411 East 141 Street, Bronx 149Audit →
36725 Fox Street, Bronx 146Audit →
37378 East 139 Street, Bronx 144Audit →
38954 Leggett Avenue, Bronx 144Audit →
39591 Prospect Avenue, Bronx 142Audit →
40758 Kelly Street, Bronx 141Audit →
41542 East 138 Street, Bronx 140Audit →
42664 Beck Street, Bronx 139Audit →
43350 St Anns Avenue, Bronx 138Audit →
44511 East 148 Street, Bronx 132Audit →
45649 East 137 Street, Bronx 132Audit →
46520 East 156 Street, Bronx 132Audit →
47674 East 138 Street, Bronx 129Audit →
48541 Union Avenue, Bronx 129Audit →
49404 East 141 Street, Bronx 128Audit →
50540 Concord Avenue, Bronx 127Audit →
51643 Southern Boulevard, Bronx 123Audit →
52526 Tinton Avenue, Bronx 123Audit →
53514 East 138 Street, Bronx 123Audit →
54500 Jackson Avenue, Bronx 121Audit →
55367 East 151 Street, Bronx 121Audit →
56674 East 136 Street, Bronx 121Audit →
57348 Beekman Avenue, Bronx 119Audit →
58944 Leggett Avenue, Bronx 117Audit →
59355 Concord Avenue, Bronx 116Audit →
60701 Elton Avenue, Bronx 115Audit →
61903 Avenue St John, Bronx 115Audit →
62634 Prospect Avenue, Bronx 115Audit →
63540 Southern Boulevard, Bronx 114Audit →
64683 East 140 Street, Bronx 113Audit →
65402 East 136 Street, Bronx 112Audit →
66636 East 140 Street, Bronx 112Audit →
672809 3 Avenue, Bronx 111Audit →
68401 East 136 Street, Bronx 109Audit →
69689 Beck Street, Bronx 107Audit →
70597 East 138 Street, Bronx 107Audit →
71533 Tinton Avenue, Bronx 104Audit →
72724 Union Avenue, Bronx 103Audit →
73680 East 140 Street, Bronx 103Audit →
74960 Avenue St John, Bronx 101Audit →
75745 Kelly Street, Bronx 100Audit →
76386 East 139 Street, Bronx 100Audit →
77460 Concord Avenue, Bronx 97Audit →
78533 East 139 Street, Bronx 96Audit →
79417 East 151 Street, Bronx 96Audit →
80751 Beck Street, Bronx 94Audit →
81455 East 138 Street, Bronx 92Audit →
82304 East 139 Street, Bronx 91Audit →
83520 Tinton Avenue, Bronx 91Audit →
84672 Beck Street, Bronx 89Audit →
85592 East 141 Street, Bronx 88Audit →
86718 East 149 Street, Bronx 88Audit →
87283 St Anns Avenue, Bronx 87Audit →
88443 St Anns Avenue, Bronx 87Audit →
89480 Concord Avenue, Bronx 86Audit →
90398 East 152 Street, Bronx 86Audit →
91380 East 139 Street, Bronx 85Audit →
92791 Prospect Avenue, Bronx 85Audit →
93417 East 145 Street, Bronx 83Audit →
94528 Wales Avenue, Bronx 83Audit →
95602 East 139 Street, Bronx 81Audit →
961047 Avenue St John, Bronx 80Audit →
97234 Willis Avenue, Bronx 80Audit →
98947 Avenue St John, Bronx 79Audit →
99702 Eagle Avenue, Bronx 79Audit →
100518 East 138 Street, Bronx 78Audit →
Showing 100 of 158 · ordered by open violationsUpdated at last deploy

Mott Haven FAQ

Frequently asked about Mott Haven buildings.

Why does Mott Haven have such high open-violation counts?

Three structural factors: (1) older housing stock — most private apartment buildings predate 1960 with aging systems; (2) deep rent-regulated supply where rent caps constrain owner repair budgets; (3) significant NYCHA presence with chronic maintenance backlogs. The result is genuinely higher per-building counts than NYC averages, not a measurement artifact.

Is Mott Haven NYCHA stock included in our rankings?

Yes — Mott Haven Houses, Mitchel Houses, Patterson Houses, and several smaller NYCHA developments appear in our HPD-violation index. NYCHA has its own internal complaint and resolution process; the audit flags BBLs with NYCHA ownership. NYCHA cannot be rented privately — applications go through NYCHA directly.

Are Mott Haven new-construction buildings safer to rent?

On per-unit open-violation density, yes — post-2010 affordable-housing construction in Mott Haven carries much lower counts than the surrounding pre-war stock. Several specific buildings have accumulated DOB construction-phase violations or façade filings worth checking individually. The audit's BBL-level data separates the two.

Are Mott Haven walk-ups rent-stabilized?

A large share of pre-1974 6+ unit Mott Haven walk-ups are rent-stabilized through standard rules. Several post-2010 affordable buildings carry stabilization or other affordability terms through LIHTC, 421-a, or Mitchell-Lama programs. The audit's DHCR + tax-program check shows specific status before signing.

What does '200+ open violations' mean for a Mott Haven building?

Open-violation counts above 200 are common in older Mott Haven rent-stabilized buildings and don't automatically signal an unsafe property. What matters is the class breakdown: class A (non-hazardous cosmetic) violations can sit open for years; class C (immediately hazardous — no heat in winter, lead paint with young children, severe vermin) are serious. The audit shows the breakdown.

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