266 Covert Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The 2-family residential building at 266 Covert Street in Bushwick, owned by Enid Mcanuff, has a century-long history dating back to 1920. The only significant incident on record occurred in January 2020, when the building faced issues with heat and hot water across the entire structure, prompting an emergency housing maintenance code complaint.

While the Department of Housing Preservation and Development conducted an inspection and found no violations related to the heating system, they did identify two notable safety concerns in the 1st floor apartment: missing carbon monoxide detectors and water temperature control problems, with hot water exceeding the 130-degree maximum limit. These violations were subsequently closed, with the carbon monoxide detector issue officially certified as resolved by February 27, 2020. The building has undergone regular rodent inspections, with the most recent being in April 2025, all of which have passed successfully.

This pattern of compliance suggests maintained attention to pest control and building upkeep. The property's documented history shows particularly concentrated maintenance issues in early 2020, though no similar patterns or violations have emerged in recent years, with no recorded complaints regarding heating or hot water systems since the 2020 incident. The absence of other noted violations or safety concerns in the subsequent years, combined with the successful rodent inspections, indicates that the building has stabilized following the 2020 issues with its primary systems.