332 Keap Street, Brooklyn, NY 11211

332 Keap Street is a 6-story, 48-unit residential building located in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, constructed in 1929 and currently owned by John Ilibassi. The building has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past few years, with the most recent cluster of complaints in July 2023 involving water leaks, plumbing problems, wall conditions, and window frame issues - notably, HPD was unable to gain access for inspection of some of these reported problems. The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of infrastructure challenges, particularly in 2020 when violations were issued related to flooring, stairs, door/window conditions, and electrical systems, though some repairs were completed and verified.

More serious violations were identified in late 2020 regarding fire safety and unauthorized alterations in Apartment 2E, which have since been certified as corrected. The building has shown active response to pest management, with bedbug reports indicating only one infested unit in the 2023-2024 period, and prior years showing no infestations. Historical records show successful rodent control inspections in 2017 and 2018.

Several environmental and maintenance compliance issues have been noted, including a 2018 ECB violation regarding an improperly located exhaust fan from a deli/grocery store, and a 2019 violation for failing to submit an energy benchmarking report. A recently completed permit from May 2019 indicates some level of regulatory compliance regarding building modifications. While the building has faced numerous maintenance challenges over the years, recent inspection results and permitting activity suggest ongoing attention to regulatory compliance and building maintenance, though some issues remain unresolved as of the most recent data available.