329 50th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220

This four-story, 48-unit New Law Tenement building located at 329 50th Street in Sunset Park, owned by Zully Rolan, was constructed in 1924 and has experienced ongoing maintenance and compliance challenges. The property has a concerning pattern of heat and hot water issues, with multiple complaints in late 2024 and early 2025, including an open complaint from March 2025 regarding radiator plumbing problems. Recent service requests from May 2025 indicate issues with window frames and ceiling plaster, though no violations were issued upon inspection.

The building has open lead paint compliance violations affecting multiple apartments (A5, B5, C4, C5) as of October 2024, and recent complaints have highlighted concerns about building systems and infrastructure, including problems with a refrigerator and various plumbing issues. The property has undergone several construction and maintenance projects in recent years, with multiple Department of Building inspections showing various violations and compliance issues. Between 2023 and 2024, there were multiple incidents requiring correction, including violations related to scaffolding, pedestrian protection, and construction storage. While some historical violations have been resolved, including issues with the fire escape and roof repairs in Apartment D1 (from September 2024), there remain active citations regarding failure to file inspection reports and display energy efficiency scores as of 2023.

The building's maintenance history shows regular filing compliance with bedbug reporting, with no infestations reported in recent years, and it passed rodent inspections in 2018, though there was one initial failure noted in June 2018. The property has received regular inspections under Local Law 188/17, with most recent inspections in late 2024 showing no violations warranted at the time of inspection. While some violations have been resolved, including those related to construction materials and sidewalk shed maintenance, there are still several open and active issues requiring attention. The building's maintenance record shows both routine compliance checks and ongoing challenges with building systems and infrastructure, particularly regarding heat and hot water reliability.