594 Park Place, Brooklyn, NY 11238

594 Park Place, a 20-unit four-story residential building constructed in 1912 in Crown Heights, is currently owned by Fac Cluster Hdfc. The building has experienced recurring maintenance issues in early 2025, with multiple 311 complaints related to heat/hot water, plumbing, electrical problems, and appliance concerns. Notable recent violations include open Housing Maintenance Code violations from December 2024 related to inadequate heat and hot water supply, as well as multiple violations from late 2024 concerning electrical service and gas supply issues in Apartment 1E. The building's maintenance history shows persistent problems with basic services, including multiple reports of water supply issues, power outages, and heating problems throughout 2024-2025.

The property has both active and historical violations that warrant attention. As of October 2023, there were three active Department of Buildings violations related to failing to file external low-pressure inspections for 2021-2023. Historical data shows various maintenance violations from 2018, including issues with electrical equipment, plumbing materials, and building structure. Though there have been periodic issues with pests and rodents, most recent inspections (2025) show compliance with rodent control requirements.

Bedbug reports from 2020-2024 indicate minimal infestation history, with only one unit affected in 2020. Recent construction-related complaints (2025) suggest some building activity, with temporary stop work orders being issued and subsequently rescinded. The building has experienced repeated violations of basic utility services requirements, including heating, water supply, and electrical systems, which appear to be ongoing challenges for management. Regular inspections and compliance checks show varying results, with some passing inspections and others noting issues requiring attention. The combination of recent emergency complaints, active violations, and recurring maintenance issues suggests ongoing challenges with building systems and infrastructure.