1308 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11233

1308 Eastern Parkway is a 4-story, 10-unit residential building constructed in 1922, currently owned by Meir Palace. The property has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years, most notably a power outage in February 2025 that prompted an HPD inspection attempt, and multiple infrastructure concerns in May 2024, including problems with plumbing (radiators and sinks), flooring, walls, and general maintenance issues. An earlier emergency was reported in January 2024 regarding lack of heat and hot water, though inspections were unable to access the premises.

The building has been subject to various violations and maintenance concerns since 2019, including heating system issues with an active ECB violation from December 2019 regarding boiler room access information. A comprehensive inspection in July 2024 revealed multiple violations, including problems with fire safety features such as self-closing doors, fire escape obstructions, and ceiling/wall maintenance requirements. Apartment 5 was specifically noted for issues with its carbon monoxide detecting devices and bathroom floor condition. The building has shown reasonable pest management record-keeping, with no bedbug infestations reported in the last three filing periods from 2021 through 2024, though there were compliance failures noted in rodent inspections in 2017 and 2019.

The property's maintenance history suggests ongoing infrastructure challenges requiring attention, particularly regarding heating systems, plumbing, and general building maintenance. The building has experienced periodic issues with access for inspections, particularly during emergency situations, which has sometimes complicated resolution of reported problems. However, most complaints and violations appear to have been addressed through appropriate channels, with many cases resulting in no violations being issued upon inspection. The building's age and classification as a "New Law Tenement" indicate it is subject to specific housing maintenance regulations, which have been consistently enforced through violation notices when necessary.