393 Bleecker Street, Brooklyn, NY 11237

393 Bleecker Street is a three-story, six-unit New Law tenement building constructed in 1931, currently owned by Joe Dweck. The property has experienced recurring maintenance issues in recent years, with a cluster of complaints and violations emerging in mid-2024.

Most notably, in May 2024, the building received multiple emergency-level complaints regarding water leaks (heavy flow), mold, ceiling paint/plaster issues, and electrical lighting problems, some of which resulted in violations being issued. Apartment 1R appears to be the most affected unit, with open violations related to defective smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, as well as significant maintenance issues including mold (approximately 7 square feet in the hallway ceiling), water leak problems, and ceiling repair needs, though violations issued on 5/25/24 have not yet been certified as resolved. The building has active violations for failing to file required external low-pressure inspections from 2018 through 2023, which were all issued in June 2023.

Other historical issues include a building shaking/structural stability complaint in May 2024 (resulting in an Oath violation), and a 2019 complaint regarding an allegedly illegal cellar conversion that was marked as "No Access" upon inspection. While the property has maintained good rodent control, passing inspections nearly every year between 2009-2025, the building's overall maintenance record shows a pattern of recurring issues. The bedbug reporting history indicates generally low infestation levels, with only one reported case in 2020, though this was promptly addressed according to the records.