300 10th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215

300 10th Street, a 5-story New Law tenement built in 1914, currently managed by Calynne Oyolokor, is experiencing numerous maintenance issues as of mid-2025. The building has had multiple water-related problems, with violations issued for slow leaks and damp spots. Multiple complaints regarding flooring conditions were filed in May 2025, some of which resulted in violations.

There are also several open violations from 2024, particularly affecting apartment 25 on the 5th floor, including issues with window frames, wall surfaces, and door hardware, along with more general building maintenance concerns in the 5th floor public hall involving plaster repair and water leaks. The building has an active violation related to the failure to file 2023 internal high pressure inspection documentation, as well as similar violations for 2020 and 2018 inspections. The property has a history of pest management challenges, including consistent bedbug infestations reported between 2022-2024, affecting multiple units with records showing successful eradication in each instance. Rodent activity was recorded in 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2020, suggesting ongoing pest control challenges.

A significant maintenance pattern has emerged in 2024-2025, with multiple service requests and Housing Maintenance Code complaints being filed and closed, including issues with appliances, flooring, water supply, and walls. These include an emergency complaint regarding building-wide heat/hot water issues in June 2025. The building underwent various renovation work between 2018-2019, with several permits issued for plumbing and other work, though there were some regulatory compliance challenges noted regarding plan availability during inspections. The property has maintained compliance with tenant safety inspections in 2022, but the frequency and nature of recent service requests suggests ongoing maintenance challenges.