273 Cornelia Street, Brooklyn, NY 11221

The two-family house at 273 Cornelia Street in Bushwick, owned by Isaac Pasik, has experienced several notable issues over the past few years, particularly between 2022 and 2023. The most recent concerns include an April 2023 indoor air quality issue that prompted a Department of Health advisory, and a February 2023 incident involving inadequate heat and hot water supply, which resulted in Housing Maintenance Code violations being issued for the second-floor apartment. The building has faced recurring safety concerns, with multiple complaints about carbon monoxide detector compliance in 2022, some leading to violations, suggesting potential safety system maintenance gaps.

The property has also experienced electrical and heating system issues, including a November 2022 power outage and a 2013 violation regarding inadequate electric service supply to fixtures in the first-floor apartment. Historical data shows persistent rodent management challenges, with three instances of rat activity reported between 2022 and 2024, though the most recent April 2025 inspection passed. The building has had previous violations related to pest infestation, including a 2022 mice infestation in the second-floor apartment that required correction.

Other maintenance issues have included problems with window guards and various interior conditions, though many historical violations have been resolved. The property has undergone regular rodent inspections since 2012, with mixed results, and while a bedbug report from 2022-2023 showed no affected units, this was filed during a period of no reported infestations. An illegal conversion complaint from 2019 was closed due to inability to gain access during inspections.