2746 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The 4-story, 9-unit building at 2746 Fulton Street in Cypress Hills, owned by Aron Schwartz, was constructed in 2018 and has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, in early 2025, the building faced complaints about water leaks and mold issues, both of which resulted in HPD violations that required the owner to address the problems. The building has also experienced recurring electrical and plumbing issues, including multiple reports of lighting problems and an incident involving a bathtub/shower, though HPD inspections determined that these conditions did not violate housing laws.

A group of complaints filed in October 2024 regarding electrical issues and pest infestations saw varying levels of inspection access, with some inspections unable to access the premises. The building's maintenance history shows particular concern in Apartment 4B, where multiple violations were documented in June 2024, including mold, water leaks, and issues with plastered surfaces and paint. The Department of Buildings' records from 2019 show a series of construction-related complaints during the building's initial phase, resulting in multiple inspections, violations, and penalties related to construction safety compliance and materials usage. These included issues with daily pre-shift meetings, construction materials, and inadequate protection of adjoining properties.

Despite these problems, the building has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations and passed rodent inspections as recently as 2022, though there were some instances of rat activity noted in earlier inspections from 2011 and 2013. The property has undergone several permit applications and amendments since its construction, with various types of permits issued between late 2018 and 2019, including new building (NB) and foundation work (FO) permits. While some issues have been resolved through corrective actions and inspection approvals, several violations remain open, particularly regarding mold remediation and building infrastructure maintenance. The building's recent history suggests ongoing challenges with moisture-related problems and electrical systems, though many of the initial construction-related violations have been addressed.