365 Jay Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201

365 Jay Street is a 6-story, 18-unit residential building constructed in 1892, currently owned by Charlene Mclean and classified as "Hereafter Converted Class A". The building has experienced recurring heating and hot water issues, particularly during late 2024 when multiple complaints were filed between September and November. These complaints, which were marked as emergencies, often resulted from tenants being unable to grant access for inspections.

Following these incidents, there were also concerns about various door-related safety violations. Between August and November 2024, several violations were issued regarding doors not self-closing properly in common areas, particularly on the first floor, affecting fire safety compliance. An inspection in August 2024 revealed missing carbon monoxide detectors in apartment 6A. More recently, in 2025, there were complaints about unsanitary conditions and pests, as well as a door issue that led to HPD inspections, though none of these complaints were found to violate housing laws.

The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of addressing various building systems, including plumbing issues and facade safety concerns. Currently, there are two active violations related to the facade inspection filing requirements (Cycle 8B and 9B) from 2018 and 2023, respectively, with penalties totaling $1,250. The building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug and rodent inspections since 2019, with the last rodent inspection in January 2023 passing without issues. The elevator system has had its share of complaints and violations, though most have been resolved promptly.