210 Hegeman Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11212

The 71-unit, 8-story building at 210 Hegeman Avenue in Brownsville, built in 2019 and owned by Chris Crandon, has experienced several recurring maintenance issues over the past few years. Most notably, there have been multiple heat and hot water complaints affecting the entire building, with emergency responses in 2022 (November and December) and 2024 (June). There have also been recurring issues with doors, including two emergency complaints in March 2024 and one in June 2023, with a recent violation regarding the self-closing door in apartment 4F as of October 2024. Pest problems have been documented, with the most recent complaint in February 2025, though inspections have typically found no violations. The building's elevator system has been a point of concern, with an active complaint regarding single device operation as of June 2025, following a 2023 complaint that resulted in no violations being found.

The building's construction and initial occupancy period (2018-2019) saw multiple violations related to construction safety, including problems with stored materials, safety barriers, and job site logs, though these were generally resolved by September 2019. There were also some issues with heat and hot water during this period, as well as plumbing problems in October 2022 and various door/window-related complaints. The building has maintained a clean bedbug report history over the past three years, with no reported infestations in any dwelling units. The property has had multiple inspections and responded to various complaints, with most recent issues centering around building systems and maintenance rather than structural or safety concerns. These include emergency responses to heat/hot water problems, door issues, and pest complaints.

The building's management has generally addressed violations when issued, though there have been instances where inspectors were unable to gain access for verification of complaints. Recent filings indicate improved maintenance regarding heat/hot water systems, with reports showing restored service even during complaint investigations, though periodic outages have continued to occur. The building's violation history shows typical urban building maintenance challenges, with multiple complaints regarding basic services and building systems. Most complaints have been resolved without major penalties, and recent bedbug reports show no active infestations. The most recent violations (2024-2025) relate primarily to maintenance and service questions rather than construction or safety issues, suggesting the building has stabilized since its initial occupancy period.