104 Rogers Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11216

104 Rogers Avenue, a four-story, 8-unit residential building constructed in 1906, is currently facing multiple pressing maintenance issues as of mid-2025. The building, owned by Moshe Neiman, has experienced significant water-related problems, with numerous HPD complaints in May 2025 documenting both heavy flow and slow water leaks throughout the property. Other recent issues include ceiling problems requiring paint/plaster work and unsanitary conditions involving mold.

The property has an active violation for failure to file the required 2023 external low pressure inspection, along with multiple unaddressed violations from previous years regarding low pressure inspections between 2018-2023. There was also a notable incident in 2024 regarding building shaking/vibrating complaints, though no violations were found upon inspection. Historical records show recurring maintenance challenges, including a heat/hot water issue in January 2025 and various apartment-specific violations in 2022, such as inadequate heat and excessive hot water temperature in Apartment 2B.

The building has generally maintained compliance with rodent inspections, passing all recent inspections between 2022-2025, though there was one documented instance of rat activity in 2022. Bedbug reports from 2021-2024 show no confirmed infestations, with each annual report indicating zero affected units. While the building has had various violations over the years, many have been promptly addressed and closed, though the persistent nature of recent water-related issues and the multiple active violations regarding low pressure inspections suggest ongoing maintenance concerns. The property has received regular inspection attention from both HPD and the Department of Buildings, indicating active monitoring of building conditions.