714 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, NY 11216

The three-unit, two-story building at 714 Sterling Place in Crown Heights, owned by Omid Mashieh, has experienced a pattern of construction-related issues throughout 2023 and into 2024. Most notably, there were multiple complaints regarding work contrary to stop work orders, with significant incidents recorded in January and April 2023, though inspections found no violations or unsubstantiated claims based on Department records.

The property underwent demolition activities in early 2023 that initially triggered safety concerns, resulting in a stop work order that was fully rescinded by February 27, 2023. Between March and May 2023, several complaints were filed regarding unauthorized work and permit issues, including illegal after-hours work, though inspections consistently found no violations warranted.

More recent activity includes three complaints in 2023-2024 that were also investigated but found to have no violations, including a compliance tracking sweep in May 2024 and another inspection in November 2023 regarding construction work beyond approved plans. While all recorded complaints have been officially closed, the frequency of construction-related issues during this period suggests a period of significant building activity, though inspections have generally not substantiated the complaints. The building, constructed in 1899, remains a two-family structure despite having three recorded units, which may indicate the presence of an additional unauthorized unit configuration, though this is not directly confirmed by the complaint data.