610 Osborn Street, Brooklyn, NY 11212

610 Osborn Street is a 2-story, 4-unit New Law tenement building constructed in 1930, currently owned by Corinthia Marshall-marquez, located in the Brownsville neighborhood. The building has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years, with the most recent concerns centered around heating systems. In late 2023, there were unverified complaints about heating problems affecting the entire building, following a similar complaint from February 2023. The property has also faced multiple plumbing challenges, particularly affecting the bathtub/shower facilities, with emergency complaints in July and August 2023.

A comprehensive inspection in August 2023 revealed several serious issues in Apartment 1F, including mold (approximately 4 sq. ft. in bathroom), water leakage affecting the kitchen ceiling, defective plaster and paint issues, as well as pest infestations involving mice and roaches. Violations were issued for many of these conditions, though some were subsequently closed, including heating problems.

More recent records from April 2024 indicate a need for an annual bedbug report submission, and while a previous gas utility complaint from December 2022 shows an inspection attempt, access was not granted to the inspector. The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of moisture-related problems, with multiple complaints regarding plumbing and water issues, as well as concerns about heating systems. The property has undergone some improvements, as evidenced by the closure of certain violations, but several remain open as of the most recent inspection records. The bedbug reporting period from November 2022 to October 2023 shows no reported infestations, and a rodent inspection from January 2019 was passed, though subsequent pest-related violations in 2023 suggest ongoing maintenance challenges. The building's history indicates an ongoing need for attentive maintenance and compliance with housing codes, particularly regarding heating systems, plumbing infrastructure, and overall unit upkeep.