59 Sutter Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11212

59 Sutter Avenue is a 2-story, 6-unit residential building constructed in 1920 and currently owned by Us Mcleod Hdfc. The building has experienced several maintenance issues in recent years, with the most significant cluster of problems occurring in early 2024. During this period, there were multiple complaints and violations involving doors, plumbing (specifically toilets), water leaks, and unsanitary conditions including mold, with six separate 311 service requests between March and May 2024 resulting in noted violations.

The building currently has several open Housing Maintenance Code violations from 2023-2024, including issues with a broken mechanical ventilation system and leaky faucets in Apartment 1D, ceiling damage in the first-story public hall, and multiple door-related problems in Apartment 1B. A Department of Buildings violation remains active from June 2023 regarding failure to file a 2018 external low-pressure inspection. The property has maintained a clean record with respect to pest control, with no reported bedbug infestations in the past four years (as of July 2025) according to official filings.

Rodent inspections in 2017 also passed successfully. While the building has experienced multiple maintenance issues, particularly in 2024, it's worth noting that many complaints were resolved through inspections by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development, though some recent violations remain open as of October 2023. The most recent complaint regarding door issues from May 2024 ended with HPD unable to gain access for inspection. The building's age and recent maintenance history suggest ongoing attention to building systems and maintenance requirements may be necessary, though some violations have been addressed based on inspection results.