105 Grattan Street, Brooklyn, NY 11237

105 Grattan Street is a 6-unit, 3-story residential tenement building in Williamsburg, owned by Issac Maytas and constructed in 1931. The building has experienced several significant maintenance and health-related issues in recent years. Most notably, in September 2024, the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene identified rodent activity on the property, marking an ongoing pest control challenge - this follows a pattern of rodent-related inspections dating back to 2013.

The building has also faced persistent water-related problems, with multiple heavy flow water leak complaints documented between 2022 and 2023, and recent housing maintenance code violations in August 2024 related to a leaking roof in the bathroom of apartment 3L. Other notable issues include mold concerns (documented in 2023), problems with self-closing doors (apartment 3L), and various paint/plaster deficiencies. The property has a concerning history of regulatory violations and safety concerns, including a violation for not maintaining proper fire-retardant materials in the public hall ceiling.

In 2021, there were significant violations regarding building walls and fire escape maintenance, which resulted in penalties. The building's inspection history shows a mix of resolved and ongoing violations, particularly affecting apartment 3L, which has repeatedly experienced maintenance issues including water leaks, mold, and problems requiring repairs to both its walls and ceilings. While some violations have been resolved through certification of correction, including carbon monoxide detector issues and various repair needs, there remain several open violations from the most recent inspections that require attention.