1166 East New York Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11212

The 2-story, 4-unit residential building at 1166 East New York Avenue in Brownsville, owned by Ting Lik To and constructed in 1930 under the New Law Tenement classification, has experienced recurring maintenance issues over recent years, with the most pressing concerns being mold and sanitation violations. In 2025, a mold-related complaint was filed and inspected by HPD, though no violations were found. A significant cluster of violations was documented in March 2024, including issues with mold, pests, window frames, and wall conditions, all of which received violation notices.

The building underwent multiple inspections between 2022-2024 that revealed various maintenance concerns, particularly in apartment 1F, including water leaks, defective plaster surfaces, and lead paint hazards. Electrical issues were noted with a power outage incident in October 2022 that resulted in violations, and more recently, a violation regarding inadequate public hall lighting was issued in December 2024. The property has a documented history of moisture-related problems, with multiple mold-related complaints and violations over the past two years.

While the building's bedbug reporting history from 2022-2023 shows no infestations, there is an open rodent violation from March 2024 indicating a mouse infestation in apartment 1F. The building's maintenance record shows some positive aspects, including successful inspections for rodent issues in 2016-2018, and various plumbing and appliance complaints in 2023 that did not result in violations. Most recently, a complaint regarding illegal hotel rooms was investigated in June 2025, resulting in a partial vacate order, though this appears to be related to a different building address (11212). A permit was issued in May 2023 for work labeled as EW (presumably exterior work), though specific details of this work are not provided in the data.