36 Hampton Place, Brooklyn, NY 11213

36 Hampton Place is a four-story, three-unit residential building located in Crown Heights, built in 1907 and currently owned by Casey Eisenreich. The building experienced significant heat and hot water system issues in late 2020, with multiple emergency complaints filed between October 30 and November 20, 2020, reporting widespread failures affecting the entire building.

These issues were investigated by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), with some tenants reporting restoration of services, though several complaints had to be closed due to inability to gain access for inspection. A cooking gas-related complaint was also filed and closed in December 2020 after HPD inspection found no violations. The building has been subject to three consecutive violations (2021-2023) regarding the filing of annual bedbug reports, though a recent bedbug reporting period (2022-2023) showed no infestations or related issues.

Two non-emergency complaints were filed in August 2020 regarding unsanitary conditions in garbage/recycling storage and general janitorial concerns, both of which were closed following HPD inspections. Documentation shows a Department of Buildings permit was issued in September 2022, though the specific nature of the work was not detailed in the available data. While the building has had several maintenance issues in recent years, it's worth noting that many of these complaints were ultimately resolved, with no active violations currently on record as of March 2023.