44 Troutman Street, Brooklyn, NY 11206

44 Troutman Street, a 5-story, 13-unit Class A apartment building in Bushwick owned by Isaac Broyn, has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues since its construction in 2007. The building has faced recurring plumbing and sanitation problems, with multiple complaints regarding water supply issues and pest infestations.

Most notably, in 2024, violations were issued for pest infestations (mice and roaches) in apartments A12 and A13, and issues with cold water supply in both these units. The building has also experienced multiple heating and hot water complaints, including a December 2024 emergency call that HPD could not access to inspect. The elevator system has been a persistent concern, with multiple complaints about "Single Device on Property/No Alternate Service" recorded between 2020 and 2024, though inspections generally found no violations at the time.

There are currently active environmental control board violations from 2020 regarding the lack of door lock monitoring systems, with penalties totaling $7,500. The building's records show regular rodent inspections, with most recent inspections passing, though there was one failure noted in February 2024 for "Other Reasons." The property has demonstrated some improvement in recent years, as evidenced by the March 2025 rodent inspection passing and no recent heat or water complaints since late 2024. However, several housing maintenance code violations from 2024 related to water supply, pest control, and door issues remain open and require attention.