275 Kosciuszko Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221

At 275 Kosciuszko Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant, this 6-story, 46-unit residential building constructed in 2011 has experienced several maintenance and service issues over the past few years. The property has faced recurring heating system problems, with multiple complaints about heat and hot water issues reported between 2024-2025, including an emergency complaint in June 2025. There have been consistent elevator service concerns, particularly in 2024 with multiple complaints about single device operation and no alternate service, though inspections typically found no violations at the time of inspection.

The building has also experienced various maintenance issues requiring HPD inspections, including door and window problems, an intercom system issue, and cabinet repairs, with some violations issued that required correction. More significant violations were recorded in late 2023 involving heating system temperature violations in apartment 6H, and multiple violations issued for the 6th-floor public hall including ceiling and wall repairs, and a leaking roof issue. Apartment-specific violations were noted in apartment 4E for cabinet and bathroom door issues in late 2024, while apartment 3C had violations for smoke detector and fire-rated door problems in April 2024. Regular rodent inspections from 2021-2025 have generally been passed, with no bedbug infestations reported in the annual filings from 2022-2025.

The building has a history of energy efficiency reporting violations between 2020-2023, primarily related to benchmarking reports and display requirements, though most were dismissed after proper filing. The property has maintained a relatively clean record regarding pest management, with all rodent inspections passing and no documented bedbug cases in recent years. While there have been numerous maintenance issues requiring attention, the majority have been addressed through proper channels, with only a few notable open violations remaining. The building's management has generally responded to complaints, with many resolved through HPD inspections, though some complaints required multiple filing attempts for access or verification.