583 10th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215

The three-unit, three-story Old Law Tenement building at 583 10th Street in South Slope, owned by Thomas Fuller, was constructed in 1890 and has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, there have been recurring problems with heat and hot water availability, with a recent complaint filed in January 2025 that was closed due to inspectors being unable to access the building to verify the conditions.

The building has also faced substantial regulatory compliance challenges, particularly regarding bedbug reporting requirements; violations remain open from 2021 to 2024 indicating failure to file the mandatory annual bedbug reports as required under Housing Maintenance Code § HMC. Additional mechanical concerns were documented in early 2025, with a complaint about a defective or inoperative boiler, though inspectors were again unable to gain access during their final inspection attempt in July 2025.

The combination of unresolved bedbug reporting violations spanning multiple years, recurring heat and hot water issues, and access problems during official inspections suggests ongoing challenges with building maintenance and regulatory compliance. The property's age (built in 1890) and classification as an Old Law Tenement further contextualize these issues within the framework of historical New York City residential buildings.