449 Bristol Street, Brooklyn, NY 11212

449 Bristol Street, a 2-story, 4-unit rental property built in 1930 and classified as a New Law Tenement, is currently owned by Jak Eisakharian. The building has experienced recurring issues with heating and hot water systems, with multiple emergency complaints filed between January and February 2025, though some complaints were closed as duplicates or without inspection access.

In 2022, several maintenance issues were documented, including problems with windows, water leaks (both heavy and slow), sanitation concerns (mold), and painting/plastering needs, particularly affecting the bathroom in apartment 1R. This unit was cited for multiple violations, including a broken window pane, water leaks, defective plaster and paint, and faulty bathroom fixtures, though many of these violations remain open as of 2024. More recent concerns emerged in late 2024, with the Department of Buildings documenting structural issues including falling debris and building stability concerns, leading to citations for multiple vertical and horizontal cracks on the property.

Inspection in September 2024 revealed bricks on the floor and bulging on the building, resulting in a $1,250 penalty (though records show balance due as $0). The property has maintained an active bedbug reporting compliance record, with no infestations reported in the past three annual filings (2022-2024). While the building has undergone various inspections and maintenance attempts, the combination of recurring heating system failures, ongoing structural concerns, and persistent open violations suggests ongoing maintenance challenges within this Brownsville tenement.