1360 Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11233

1360 Eastern Parkway is a 4-story, 27-unit residential building located in Brownsville, Brooklyn, and was built in 1923. The property, owned by Hershy Beigel, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues, particularly in 2025, with multiple complaints related to heat and hot water (both building-wide and apartment-specific) in February 2025, followed by an unsanitary condition complaint regarding garbage/recycling storage in May 2025 that resulted in violations. The building has also faced persistent problems with mold, as indicated by multiple service requests and Housing Maintenance Code complaints, including a recent emergency complaint in June 2025. More critical issues were documented in 2024-2025, including water leaks affecting apartment 4D (with associated violations for ceiling, floor, and bathtub problems), and multiple heating system issues that appear to have persisted despite inspections.

The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of accessing difficulties for inspectors, as noted in several violations and complaints where access was denied or not provided. Notable structural and system-related complaints include three heating system issues in January-February 2025, a mold complaint in December 2024, and various other maintenance code complaints in 2024. The building has demonstrated compliance with bedbug reporting requirements since 2020, with no infestations reported in the past four years, and passed rodent inspections in 2017 and 2024. While there were several violations related to elevator maintenance and other systems in previous years, including a defective elevator issue in 2018 and various plumbing complaints, many of these appear to have been resolved or dismissed upon re-inspection.

More recently, there is one active Department of Buildings violation from December 2023 regarding failure to display energy efficiency information, while previous energy-related violations from 2020-2022 were resolved. The building has had several history of maintenance issues requiring attention, with the most pressing recent concerns focusing on heating systems, water-related problems, and mold. While some violations have been resolved through corrective actions, there remain recurring patterns of access issues for inspections and certain persistent maintenance challenges that suggest ongoing management concerns. The building's age and classification as a New Law Tenement indicate its historical significance within the context of NYC housing stock.