783 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn, NY 11216

783 Lincoln Place is a three-story, two-unit residential building in Crown Heights, constructed in 1931 and currently owned by Elliot Rogers. The building has experienced recurring heating and hot water issues, with multiple complaints filed in 2025 (March) and previously in 2019, showing an ongoing maintenance challenge.

More recent concerns include a heavy water leak complaint from December 2024 and a power outage in July 2024, both of which were investigated but did not result in violations. The building has also faced interior maintenance issues, including mold problems (April 2023) and pest infestations (August 2023), with some violations related to safety equipment in the third-floor apartment (3R) remaining open as of 2024 regarding missing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. The property has several active violations related to external low-pressure inspection filings for 2018-2023, indicating potential issues with compliance on required safety inspections.

While the building has passed recent rodent inspections (2018-2025) and maintained a clean record for bedbug incidents (zero reported infestations in the last four years), it has had other significant infrastructure and safety concerns, including a 2023 violation for defective fire-retardant materials in the first-floor vestibule and issues with self-closing doors. A food establishment inspection in 2024 noted rodent/insect/garbage concerns, and in 2025, there was a complaint about food containing a foreign object, though these incidents were primarily related to building systems rather than residential units. The combination of recurring heating issues, infrastructure maintenance challenges, and unaddressed safety equipment violations suggest ongoing building management concerns, though recent inspections have resulted in passing grades for basic health and safety requirements.