373 Pulaski Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206

The 33-unit residential building at 373 Pulaski Street, owned by Chaim Wachsman, is a 4-story New Law tenement constructed in 1982 in Bedford-Stuyvesant. The property has experienced recurring issues with heating and hot water systems throughout 2025, with multiple complaints filed between January and February of that year. These complaints resulted in several Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) inspections, some of which were unsuccessful due to access issues.

The building's maintenance history also reveals concerns about interior conditions, with multiple complaints regarding paint and plaster issues in April 2025, though HPD was again unable to complete inspections. In late 2024, violations were documented in apartment 2C regarding inadequate heat and hot water, and access issues to the heating system were noted. The building had significant boiler-related problems documented in 2020, with multiple Environmental Control Board violations regarding the boiler system's condition and ventilation. Recent inspections have shown some improvement in pest management, with no bedbug infestations reported in the past three years, though there were some rodent inspection failures noted in 2024.

The property currently has an active violation regarding the display of energy efficiency scores, as of December 2023. The building's recent history shows continued struggles with basic infrastructure maintenance, particularly regarding heating systems, despite multiple inspections and complaints. While there have been improvements in certain areas, such as pest control (with no reported infestations since 2022), the pattern of repeated complaints and inspection access issues suggests ongoing challenges with building maintenance and management responsiveness. The property has also maintained a relatively stable occupancy history, with no significant changes in unit count or configuration since its construction.