10 Quincy Street, Brooklyn, NY 11238

The 46-unit, 4-story commercial building at 10 Quincy Street in Clinton Hill, owned by Stephan Tchorbajian, has experienced several concerning maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, there were three noteworthy service disruptions between late 2023 and 2025: a persistent heat/hot water issue in December 2023, a pest infestation in November 2023, and a power outage in May 2025, with all three incidents resulting in Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) unable to complete inspections due to access issues.

The building has also been subject to multiple Department of Buildings (DOB) violations related to energy reporting, with citations in 2023 regarding failure to submit benchmarking reports and energy efficiency scores, though these violations were subsequently dismissed. Between 2020-2022, there were several construction and safety-related complaints, including the issuance of Oath Violations for construction safety compliance and concerns about site conditions endangering workers.

Prior to these recent issues, the building went through a period of various construction-related complaints in 2021, including reports of excessive debris, unauthorized after-hours work, and improper scaffold conditions, though inspections generally found no violations at the time. The building's management has faced recurring scrutiny for not fulfilling energy reporting requirements between 2020 and 2024, with violations for failing to submit required benchmarking reports and energy efficiency scores, though most were ultimately dismissed. While some recent service requests suggest ongoing maintenance access challenges, particularly during inspections, the precise nature and resolution of the underlying building systems issues remain somewhat unclear due to these access difficulties.