1941 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11233

The two-family house at 1941 Fulton Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant, owned by Abraham Robenzadeh, has experienced recurring maintenance issues in recent years, particularly with heating systems. Most notably, there have been three separate heating emergencies reported between January 2024 and February 2025, with the most recent complaint in February 2025 resulting in an inspection where access could not be gained to verify conditions.

A significant cluster of complaints was recorded in July 2024, when multiple violations were issued for various maintenance issues, including unsanitary conditions related to pests, problems with paint/plaster on walls, and several plumbing concerns affecting basins/sinks, water supply, and bathtub/showers. While some of these complaints were categorized as emergency situations, the Department of Housing Preservation and Development did not issue violations for all the inspected conditions.

The building's history also includes a COVID-19 related complaint in May 2020, which was investigated but found to warrant no violations at the time. Overall, the building's recent maintenance history suggests ongoing challenges with basic services and living conditions, particularly affecting heat and sanitation systems, with multiple instances requiring intervention by housing authorities. The repeated nature of the heating system complaints, along with multiple violation citations for various maintenance issues, indicates persistent infrastructure and maintenance challenges within the property.