33 Maujer Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206

33 Maujer Street in Williamsburg is a 4-story, 8-unit residential building constructed in 2005, currently owned by Isaac Azaria. The building's maintenance record reveals several concerning patterns, particularly related to water issues. Most recently, in August 2024, there was a report of a slow water leak, and in September 2021, multiple complaints emerged simultaneously, including heavy water flow problems, mold issues, and multiple instances of paint/plaster deterioration affecting walls and ceilings.

These 2021 complaints resulted in several violations being issued, particularly impacting Apartment 5, which experienced significant water damage affecting ceilings, walls, and mold growth that required remediation. Currently, there are open violations from 2022-2024 relating to the failure to file mandatory annual bedbug reports, though there were no violations related to the rodent inspection conducted in 2013, which showed initial rat activity but was subsequently passed in subsequent inspections. The building's documented history shows persistent maintenance issues, particularly during 2021 when multiple violations were issued, including Class A and Class C violations, particularly affecting Apartment 5.

The repeated nature of water-related complaints, culminating in both emergency and non-emergency classifications, suggests ongoing infrastructure challenges. While recent inspections have shown no new rodent issues since 2013, the building's most recent violation history indicates regulatory non-compliance regarding bedbug reporting requirements over multiple years. However, it should be noted that most service requests and violations have been ultimately resolved, with most recent complaints being closed without any violations being issued, such as the 2024 water leak investigation.