264 Linden Street, Brooklyn, NY 11237

264 Linden Street is a three-story, six-unit New Law Tenement building located in Bushwick, built in 1931 and currently owned by Jemiel Nejim. The building has experienced consistent heating system issues, with three emergency heat/hot water complaints documented in December 2024, February 2022 (both apartment-specific and building-wide), and a history of similar problems in previous years. The property has undergone regular inspection and reporting for bedbug activity between 2019 and 2024, with all reports showing zero infested units or eradication efforts required. The building's maintenance history reveals several violations, particularly in 2019 when multiple self-closing door issues were identified, affecting various entrances including the building entrance, bulkhead, and individual apartments (1R and 3FL).

Additional violations from 2012 highlighted unauthorized alterations in the cellar, including a bathroom installation and partition walls, though these were certified as resolved by 2019. Recent rodent inspections indicate fluctuating conditions, with the most recent compliance inspections in 2024 passing, but showing past rat activity in 2023, and a failed initial inspection in March 2024. The building has maintained regular Bedbug reporting compliance from 2019 to 2024, consistently showing no infestation activity during reporting periods. Various system issues have been documented through 311 complaints, including electrical problems (2019) and heating issues, though most were resolved either through inspection or direct correction by management.

The property has undergone several inspections and received multiple notices of violation, though the majority of these have been subsequently closed, indicating resolution of the cited issues. The building's maintenance record shows significant attention to regulatory compliance over the years, with most violations being addressed through proper channels. However, the recurring heating system problems and past rodent activity suggest areas requiring ongoing attention. The property has maintained an active Bedbug reporting record with no reported infestations, and while electrical issues were noted in 2019, these appear to have been isolated incidents. The most recent inspections have generally shown compliance with health and safety standards, though the building has experienced periodic heating system challenges that necessitate emergency reporting.