432 Kosciuszko Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221

432 Kosciuszko Street is a 4-unit, 3-story residential building located in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, built in 1931 and currently owned by Arooba Dahbi. The property has experienced recurring heating and hot water issues in 2025, with multiple emergency complaints filed between January and April 2025, including instances where inspectors were unable to gain access for verification. The building has documented plumbing concerns, including water supply issues in January 2025, though some inspections found no violations. The property has a history of varied maintenance challenges, including a roof-related issue addressed in June 2024 and rodent activity reports, with the most recent inspection in April 2025 showing compliance.

Notably, there are two open Class A housing maintenance code violations from 2018 related to inadequate hot water supply in apartment 3R and an obstructed fire escape due to an air conditioning unit. The building's bedbug reporting history shows no infestations in 2021-2022 and 2022-2023 periods, though there was one violation recorded in April 2023 regarding the annual report filing requirement. The property has undergone several inspections and service requests over the years, with the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) frequently involved. Recent 311 service requests show a pattern of heating and water supply issues, requiring multiple complaints to address the problems.

While some infrastructure issues have been documented, including roofing concerns and plumbing problems, many complaints have been closed with either no violations found or the conditions being corrected. The building's rodent inspection results have shown a mix of pass and fail outcomes, with some periods of rat activity reported. The most recent inspection results as of April 2025 show passed inspections for rodent activity, though there was a failed compliance inspection noted in September 2023. The property has also experienced various door/window-related issues in 2022 that were classified as emergencies.