220 Kosciuszko Street, Brooklyn, NY 11216

The three-story, 15-unit residential building at 220 Kosciuszko Street, owned by Adrian Corriette and built in 1931, is currently facing several concerning maintenance issues as of 2025. Most notable are two active violations from October 2024 regarding blocked egress in apartments 1B and 1D, where bolted metal grates obstruct windows, potentially compromising tenant safety. The building has experienced recurring heat and hot water issues, with multiple complaints reported in late 2024 and early 2025, though some inspections were unable to access units for verification.

The property has also faced electrical system challenges, with multiple complaints about outlets and switches in 2025, all of which were closed without inspections being conducted due to access issues. Additional safety concerns include an open violation from August 2024 regarding missing carbon monoxide detectors in apartment 2C. The building has a documented history of pest control challenges, particularly rodent activity, with multiple inspections in 2024-2025 showing rat activity in and around the property, though recent inspections in February 2025 indicate some compliance efforts.

There are also outstanding bedbug reporting compliance issues, with violations dating back to 2021 regarding failure to file annual bedbug reports. Other maintenance concerns include problems with flooring, stairs, and intercom systems, all of which have had inspection attempts that were unable to gain access to the units. While the building has received some inspections for water leaks and other issues that resulted in no violations, the pattern of access issues during inspections raises questions about the building's maintenance response procedures.