1876A Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11233

The two-family house at 1876A Fulton Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant, owned by Sean Sed, has experienced several significant maintenance issues, particularly during 2021. The most concerning incidents occurred between September and October 2021, when multiple Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) complaints were filed, resulting in violations related to unsanitary conditions (pests), a heavy water leak, heat and hot water issues, and problems with the refrigerator.

During this period, the first-floor apartment was documented to have both mouse and roach infestations, along with water-related problems affecting the west wall and ceiling, defective plastered surfaces, and a broken refrigerator door seal, all of which received Housing Maintenance Code violations. More recent history shows improved building conditions, with rodent inspections in 2022-2025 consistently passing, though there was a rat sighting reported in May 2025, which was investigated but resulted in no violations.

The building's current status appears to be stable, with recent inspections not revealing any major violations, and the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) responding promptly to complaints. Historical data shows some recurring pest issues, with rodent activity documented in 2014 and 2015, though the most recent inspections from 2022-2025 have generally passed. While the building is now passing rodent inspections consistently, the 2021 violations and complaints suggest there were significant maintenance and pest control challenges during that period that required attention.