r/bronx

I don’t get things anymore. The immigrant had a criminal history living amongst us law abiding citizens. I just don’t get it. They’re tossing around the word immigrant as if this moron was a hardworking productive member of society.

i just moved out a homeless shelter in need of food and resures

I pulled NYC HPD’s public Housing Maintenance Code Violation records on October 10, filtered for Bronx records marked Open, and counted distinct violation IDs for each building across all classes and issued dates. The highest count in this pull was 530 East 169 Street: 1,170 open entries, including 359 Class C entries.

The five highest counts in this pull were:

1. 530 East 169 Street — 1,170

2. 2265 Olinville Avenue — 1,002

3. 2179 Washington Avenue — 940

4. 655 East 234 Street — 846

5. 2344 Davidson Avenue — 792

That is 4,750 recorded open entries across these five buildings, including 1,365 Class C entries and 8 Class I information orders. HPD classifies Class C violations as “immediately hazardous.” That describes the violation classification, not proof that each physical condition is still present today. “Open” means active in HPD’s records; a repair can precede formal clearance. Larger buildings and different inspection histories can also accumulate more records. I did not adjust these totals for unit count, and I excluded the separate NYCHA file. This is a count of recorded open violations, not a “worst building” label.

Source: https://data.cityofnewyork.us/Housing-Development/Housing-Maintenance-Code-Violations/wvxf-dwi5

HPD explains open status: https://www.nyc.gov/site/hpd/about/open-data.page

How violations are cleared: https://www.nyc.gov/site/hpd/services-and-information/clear-violations.page

Method: Bronx + Open, distinct Violation IDs grouped by Building ID, all classes and issued dates, dataset refreshed October 10 at 11:00:50 a.m. Eastern.

Photo caption: Bronx context photo: West Clifford Place, 2010. Not one of the ranked buildings. Photo: Jim.henderson / Wikimedia Commons, CC0 (2010). The photo shows place, not the current state of any listed property.

If you’ve checked your building’s HPD record, did the status match the repairs you’d actually seen?

Disclosure: I build NYC Block Check. This pull comes directly from the city’s public records, and you can check the source without using my app.

Bronx context photo: West Clifford Place, 2010. Not one of the ranked buildings. Photo: Jim.henderson / Wikimedia Commons, CC0 (2010).

I’m a 23 black male in need of guidance with the current fashion trends of today in New York.

Trending brands I’ve heard of that are similar to my interests is stuff like Denim Tears.

I also need guidance on wanting to go retro and try to look like how people in NYC used to look like in the 2000’s like DIPSET with the bomber jackets and baggie jeans.

If anyone has any recommendations like thrift stores or any stores catered to my interests and if you have any recommendations to the things I’m searching for PLS don’t hesitate to comment.

Never in my 34 years on this planet have I seen someone parked on zebra crossing on a busy crossroad. today on my way to do laundry this woman is parked and there is no way for me to move and I annoyingly tell her she cant park here and hd to move around the zebra crossing. this woman didn’t say anything to my face but as im walking she is yelling and cursing calling me b!tch etc. while there are kids in the car. admit your stupidity and assholeness and move . what are you teaching your kids? cars parked on sidewalks wasn’t enough in my neighborhood today I witnessed something I never have. this woman had the audacity to tell me to move around her car mind you there were cars passing fast I couldn’t with my cart.

Im devastated. I live in the city, and I want to go to support our sister Jane Doe at Ithaca, Oct 13th.

Would love for us to go and show our solidarity for her. Maybe car pools can be arranged? Anyone know of any?

Also if anyone knows of any protest in NYC as well, pls share.

I am fucking livid and full of rage.

Would you use a place where you can wash and dry your dog yourself without the mess at home? What would make you want to try it, and what price would feel reasonable? Any feedback is appreciated.

i’m going to be in the bronx fairly early on a couple of mornings and realized i have no idea where to go for coffee that early

i’m talking around 5:30-6am. not really looking for a big brunch place or anything fancy, just somewhere where i can get a decent espresso or cold brew and walk around for a bit.

i’m from dublin, so i’m used to being able to find coffee pretty early, but i know nyc has its own rhythm and i’d rather ask people who actually know the area than rely on whatever shows up first on google.

bonus points if there’s a good walking route nearby. i’ll probably have a couple hours to kill before the rest of the day starts, so somewhere i can grab coffee and walk around would be perfect

doesn’t have to be in morris park specifically. anywhere that’s reasonably easy to get to and actually open that early would help

Hi there, as. the title says, I'm looking for a brewery, gastropub or casual restaurant with a private room / area to hold a 50th birthday party for 30-50 people. Not looking for a sit down dinner, something more casual. Am I missing anything, especially in Yonkers, Riverdale or near Woodlawn? So far I'm looking into:

Simple Motive; Captain Lawrence; Brazen Fox; Wolf and Warrior; Pete's Saloon; Downey's (in Riverdale) and Rory Dolan's.

Thanks for any ideas!