30 Apollo Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222

30 Apollo Street is a two-family residence located in Greenpoint, built in 1899 and currently owned by Stanislaw Koczwara. The property has experienced several maintenance and regulatory issues in recent years, with the most concerning being an active violation from January 2024 regarding unauthorized occupancy of converted sleeping quarters in the cellar, which included partitioned rooms with doors and a bathroom facility, contrary to its designated use as a two-family dwelling.

Between November 2024 and April 2025, there were multiple housing maintenance complaints for which HPD inspectors were unable to gain access to conduct inspections, including issues with window frames (both windows and a door), cabinetry, and an electric/gas range. Though these complaints were classified as non-emergency, the repeated access issues suggest ongoing maintenance challenges. Additionally, there were two Department of Buildings construction enforcement complaints in January 2024, one of which was marked as "No Violation Warranted" and the other as "Vacate Order Fully Rescinded" in April 2025.

A separate illegal conversion complaint from November 2023 resulted in an Oath Violation being served in August 2024. The building's bedbug report indicates no infestations or eradications during the 2021-2022 reporting period, suggesting that while there have been various maintenance and regulatory issues, there is currently no evidence of pest problems. The pattern of HPD inspection access issues and the active cellar occupancy violation merit particular attention, as these represent the most significant concerns on the building's record.