22 Harrison Place, Brooklyn, NY 11206

22 Harrison Place is a 3-story, 6-unit residential building owned by Yehuda Miller in Williamsburg, built in 1931 and classified as an Old Law Tenement. The building has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past several years, with the most recent concerns emerging in early 2025 involving mold and water leak problems that both went unresolved due to HPD's inability to complete inspections. A significant cluster of complaints in late 2024 primarily centered around water leaks, damp spots, and mold, which resulted in HPD violations and required the owner to address these conditions.

Specifically, violations were documented in October 2024 for Apartment 3B, including issues with mold, ceiling leaks, and various required repairs. The building's maintenance history shows consistent problems with moisture-related issues, including multiple instances of mold and water leaks. The property has maintained a good record regarding pest management, with no reported bedbug infestations in the past three years (2021-2024) and successful rodent control, passing inspections in 2024 and complying with requirements after initial rat activity was detected in late 2018.

A Department of Buildings inspection in July 2023 regarding egress issues found no violations. While the building's owner has taken some steps to address violations when cited, there have been numerous instances where HPD inspections could not be completed, with officers unable to gain access to the apartments. The building's age and classification as an Old Law Tenement, coupled with the pattern of moisture-related problems, suggest ongoing maintenance challenges that require continuous monitoring and attention.