50 Harman Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221

The two-family house at 50 Harman Street in Bushwick, owned by Rodolfo Mancilla, is a 2-story, 2-unit building constructed in 1901. The property has experienced recurring electrical issues, with two documented incidents: a power outage in October 2021 (classified as an immediate emergency) and an outlet/switch issue in January 2025 (non-emergency), both of which were investigated by HPD with no violations found.

Of greater concern are the multiple housing maintenance code violations recorded in May 2022 for Unit 2, including problems with lead-based paint hazards requiring remediation (classified as Class C), multiple instances of needing light-colored paint application (Class A), and a documented mouse infestation (Class B) that required abatement. While some lead paint violations have been resolved (evidenced by their later classification as "Closed"), several paint and maintenance issues remain open. The building's recent maintenance record shows attention to pest control, with all rodent inspections from 2019 to 2025 passing successfully, indicating effective pest management.

Between 2020 and 2022, the property maintained regular inspections, consistently passing, which suggests compliance with basic housing requirements. The most recent inspection in March 2025 also passed, though it follows a pattern of electrical issues and historical concerns regarding lead paint and other maintenance matters. The property has experienced limited complaints from tenants, with only two major electrical-related service requests in recent years, both of which were resolved without violations.