1216 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, NY 11216

1216 Pacific Street is a four-story, five-unit converted dwelling built in 1931, currently owned by Restoring Communities HDFC. The building has experienced recurring infrastructure issues in recent years, particularly in 2024, with multiple complaints regarding water leaks (including both slow and heavy flow), electrical problems including power outages and non-functioning lights, and ventilation system issues.

Notably, there were two separate incidents of water leaks reported in July 2024, one classified as an emergency. The property has maintained a consistent record of passing rodent inspections, with the most recent inspection in July 2025 showing compliance. The building's history shows some concerning patterns, including multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations related to bedbug reporting requirements from 2021 to 2024, though recent filings indicate no infestations have occurred since 2022.

Several Department of Buildings (DOB) complaints have been filed over the past few years, including issues with construction work without proper permits (2021), unsafe construction conditions (2021), and drainage problems (2024). Two violations involving Notias Construction from late 2021 related to safety equipment measures and maintaining guard rails resulted in penalties, though these were eventually resolved. The DOB has issued several permits for work at the property between 2020 and 2022, covering various types of work including plumbing (PL) and alteration (AL) permits, though specific details of the work performed under these permits are not provided in the data.