1443 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn, NY 11213

At 1443 Lincoln Place in Crown Heights, a 5-story, 8-unit residential building owned by Lincoln Estate Holdings LLC, several significant maintenance and violation issues have emerged over recent years. Most concerning is a pattern of water-related problems, with multiple complaints about water leaks (including one active in 2024), and a 2023 instance of mold that resulted in housing code violations. The building experienced a heat and hot water outage in January 2025, though service was reportedly restored during inspection. Recent service requests also indicate continuing window frame issues, with inspections finding varying compliance with housing codes.

The building has undergone multiple inspections regarding bedbug and rodent control since 2019, consistently reporting no infestations. Between 2019-2024, there were several concerning construction-related complaints and violations, including instances of non-compliance with construction safety requirements, though many complaints were dismissed upon inspection. The property owner has faced regulatory scrutiny regarding bedbug reporting compliance, with violations issued in 2023 and 2024, though recent filings indicate no current infestations. An active Environmental Control Board violation from 2021 remains, with a $6,250 penalty related to failure to comply with a Commissioner's order regarding safety precautions. The building's recent maintenance history shows attention to various issues, including plumbing problems, wall repair needs, and appliance concerns.

Multiple complaints about window frames, water leaks, and heat issues suggest ongoing building maintenance challenges, though many complaints have been resolved through inspections and repairs. The property has received regular inspections and permit approvals for various maintenance and repair work, with records showing systematic attention to building requirements. While some violations have been resolved or dismissed, the building's historical record indicates persistent maintenance issues requiring ongoing management attention. The recent pattern of service requests related to windows, water issues, and heating systems suggests these remain areas requiring monitoring, though many recent complaints have been addressed through operator response or inspections. The building's bedbug reporting history shows no documented infestations in recent years, and rodent inspections have consistently passed since 2017, indicating improved pest management practices.