15 Quincy Street, Brooklyn, NY 11238

15 Quincy Street is a 6-story, 48-unit residential building constructed in 2006 and currently owned by Charlene Mclean. The property has experienced several recurring maintenance issues over the past year, most notably concerning pest infestations, with multiple complaints in 2024-2025 reporting issues with pests (primarily roaches) in both apartments and common areas. There are also ongoing concerns about building systems and infrastructure, including a recent indoor air quality complaint in May 2025 related to ventilation, and several housing maintenance code violations from 2023-2024. Notable violations include issues with bathroom and kitchen fixtures in apartment 4D (including problems with the bathtub, sink cabinet door, and plaster surfaces), as well as maintenance concerns in common areas.

The building has a documented history of elevator service interruptions, with complaints in 2018, 2024, and 2025 regarding single-device elevator service loss. The property has undergone various inspections and work orders, with some issues remaining unresolved or reoccurring. While the building has maintained relatively good rodent control measures, as evidenced by passing inspections and bait applications between 2020-2023, there have been multiple pest-related complaints that required attention. The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of difficulties with access for inspections, particularly regarding pest, water leak, and general maintenance complaints.

However, there are also periods that show appropriate responses to maintenance issues, such as repairs to compactor closet doors and garbage can lids in 2023-2024. Recent bedbug reports (2020-2024) show minimal activity, with no infestations reported in the past three years. The building's overall condition suggests ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly in relation to ventilation, pest control, and various building systems. While some issues have been addressed appropriately, there are recurring problems that may affect resident comfort and quality of life.