942 Flushing Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11206

The four-story, seven-unit apartment building at 942 Flushing Avenue in Bushwick, managed by Robert Masionet, has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years. The most pressing current concern is a food poisoning complaint filed in April 2025 that remains under investigation. Throughout 2024, the building faced multiple heat and hot water system problems, with four separate complaints (two in February, one in March, and one in December) regarding inadequate service, though in several cases, heat and hot water were reportedly restored before inspections could be completed.

The building also experienced various issues in 2024 including mailbox problems, intercom system failures, and a slow water leak that required inspection but generated no violations. The property has several active Department of Buildings violations related to external low pressure inspections that remain unresolved as of June 2023. Among the more serious historical issues, an inspection in 2020 noted deteriorated metal flashing and beam puncture concerns, though these were later resolved with a penalty imposed.

The building has maintained bedbug-free status according to its most recent March 2025 report, though it has struggled with rodent activity as evidenced by multiple inspections throughout 2024 and 2025. A series of housing maintenance code violations were documented in 2024, particularly affecting apartment 4L, including issues with heating systems, pest control, safety devices, and various maintenance concerns, though most have been Closed following inspection and correction. The building's management has generally addressed violations when issued, though there have been multiple instances of inspection access issues.