144 North 10th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11249

144 North 10th Street is a 6-story, 23-unit residential building constructed in 2006, currently owned by Diego Bonet. The building has experienced several recurring maintenance issues in recent years, with the most pressing concerns being mold problems, moisture issues, and heating system reliability. Most notably, between late 2024 and early 2025, there were multiple complaints about mold (including emergency declarations) and a persistent slow water leak that HPD was unable to fully investigate. Heating complaints have also been documented, with incidents in late 2023 and early 2024, though in one case, HPD was unable to gain access for inspection. The building has faced various infrastructure and safety concerns over the past few years, including door/window maintenance issues, with two complaints in late 2024 regarding door problems.

In 2022, issues were documented regarding pests and window frame conditions. More recently, in 2025, there are ongoing concerns about elevator service that remains active as of the latest report. The property has also been subject to multiple Department of Buildings investigations, including several regarding the building's certificate of occupancy status in 2024-2025, though inspectors reportedly found no violations at the time of their visits. Additionally, there are historical violations related to tenant safety requirements from 2021-2022 regarding proper notices for emergency procedures and inspection certificates, though these appear to have been resolved. Notably, the building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations, with zero reported cases in the past three years of required reporting (2021-2024).

The property has experienced some compliance issues with various building regulations and requirements, including a notable ECB violation in 2024 regarding failure to submit a required parking structure report, for which a penalty was imposed but later resolved. Multiple complaints about work being performed without proper permits were filed in 2025, though inspections found no violations. The building's history includes several instances of inspections where HPD or other agencies were unable to gain access to the units or areas requiring inspection, which has sometimes resulted in complaints being closed without resolution. The provided data spans various time periods, with recent service requests and complaints from 2023 to 2025 receiving the highest priority in this summary. The building appears to be actively maintained, with numerous violations being addressed and closed over time, though the recurring nature of some issues, particularly regarding moisture and heating systems, suggests ongoing maintenance challenges.