569 Osborn Street, Brooklyn, NY 11212

The two-family house at 569 Osborn Street in Brownsville, owned by Mohammed Ahmed, is a two-story building constructed in 1930. The property has experienced several maintenance issues over the past few years, with the most significant cluster of problems occurring in late 2018 and early 2019. During this period, multiple electrical issues were reported and subsequently inspected by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), including problems with lighting, outlets, and complete loss of lighting, though no violations were issued in these cases.

The building also underwent inspection for door-related issues in April 2019, but HPD was unable to gain access to perform a thorough inspection. Prior to these electrical issues, in 2018, the building had several documented violations requiring attention. These included problems with wood floors, sink drain pipes, radiator air valves, and various plaster and paint deficiencies in both apartments.

Specifically, violations were noted in multiple rooms across both the first and second-floor apartments, covering issues from broken floorboards to defective plaster surfaces. A rodent inspection conducted in January 2019 resulted in a passing grade for the building. While many of these issues have been addressed, as all documented violations were officially closed, the pattern of maintenance requests and violations between 2018-2019 indicates a period requiring significant attention to basic building systems and maintenance. Since the most recent documented inspection and service requests were in early 2019, there is no available record of any new issues or violations up to October 2023, suggesting either improved maintenance practices or potential gaps in reporting.