267 Troy Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11213

267 Troy Avenue is a three-story, two-family residential building located in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, built in 1925 and currently owned by Errol Marston. The building has experienced several significant maintenance issues over recent years, with the most concerning cluster of problems occurring in early 2022. During this period, multiple heat and hot water complaints were registered, including emergency incidents in March and February 2022, though access for inspection was often denied.

Other notable issues from February 2022 included plumbing problems affecting sinks and bathtubs/showers, water leaks, and unsanitary conditions with pest infestations, all of which resulted in violations. The building's condition was officially documented as having multiple violations in December 2022, including household item encumbrances in public halls, defective bathroom plaster and paint in Apartment 1, and a broken entrance lock. More recent inspection records show persistent maintenance challenges, particularly relating to water and pest issues.

A February 2022 inspection noted visible mold in the bathroom ceiling of Apartment 1FLOOR, along with leaks from a water closet flush pipe connection and multiple leaky faucet issues at the bathtub. The building's history also reveals recurring rodent problems, with documented rat activity in 2010 and a preliminary inspection showing rat activity in June 2018, though subsequent compliance inspection in July 2018 passed. While many violations from 2022 were marked as closed, there remains an open violation from February 2022 concerning mold conditions in the Apartment 1FLOOR bathroom ceiling that was upgraded to Class B status due to severity. The building has experienced ongoing maintenance challenges that have required multiple emergency interventions and inspections, though many issues have been addressed and closed through various resolutions.