201 Roebling Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

201 Roebling Street is a 6-story, 56-unit New Law Tenement building constructed in 1910, currently experiencing recurring maintenance issues. The most significant recent concern involves ongoing heat and hot water problems, with multiple complaints in May 2025 indicating building-wide system failures. The building has an active carbon monoxide violation (Class B) issued in March 2024 regarding a lockable door preventing access to a fire escape in apartment 3C, which remains open as of the latest inspection.

Apartment 3C also has several open violations from August 2024 related to defective plaster surfaces and concrete issues, while apartment 1A has documented problems with water leaks, mold, and required repairs. The property has a history of boiler and heating system problems dating back to at least 2020, when multiple citations were issued for high carbon monoxide levels in both Buderus and Laars boilers, resulting in "cease use" orders. While some plumbing issues were noted and addressed in 2021, including leaking pipes, the recurrence of heat and hot water problems in 2025 suggests ongoing system maintenance challenges.

The building has generally maintained compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, showing no infestations in the past three years, though there were two units affected in 2020-2021. Rodent inspections conducted in 2018 resulted in a passing grade, indicating no significant pest control issues. The property also has multiple open Department of Buildings violations related to failure to properly display energy efficiency scores and grades, as well as issues with maintaining proper documentation for inspections.