469 4th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215

This 8-unit, 4-story New Law Tenement building located at 469 4th Street in Park Slope was built in 1904 and is currently owned by Jakob Worley. The building has experienced recurring heat and hot water issues most recently in June 2025, with multiple emergency complaints received during this period, suggesting ongoing system reliability problems. Previous heating system failures were documented in December 2024, and there have been several building-wide complaints about cooking gas issues in 2025. The building had documented rodent activity in 2018, though more recent inspections have not reported any infestations.

The property has undergone several renovation phases under job number 340716381, with multiple permit issuances between 2020 and 2022. However, there were some violations noted during this period, including work being performed without proper permits in various apartments, though these violations have since been resolved. The building has maintained compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, showing no documented infestations in the past six reporting periods (2018-2024). In late 2022, several Housing Maintenance Code violations were recorded, including issues with window guards in Apartment 2R, but these were subsequently closed.

The building's records also show compliance with various safety requirements, including carbon monoxide detector notices and smoke detector requirements, though these were initially cited as violations in late 2022. The Department of Buildings has recorded multiple inspections and complaints over the years, including several related to COVID-19 executive order compliance in 2021, none of which resulted in found violations. Various administrative code violations were issued in 2022, including requirements for proper notices regarding gas leaks, smoke detectors, and tenant protection plans, all of which have been subsequently addressed and closed. The building has maintained an active permit history, with multiple permits issued for renovation work between 2020 and 2022, though there were instances of unauthorized work requiring inspection and resolution.