106 Snediker Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

106 Snediker Avenue is a two-family, two-story residential building located in East New York, Brooklyn, built in 1901 and currently owned by Johnny Albuja. The property has experienced numerous maintenance and safety-related issues over the past few years, with a particularly concerning cluster of complaints originating in December 2024.

These include multiple unsanitary conditions (such as sewage issues, pest infestations, and mold), safety concerns regarding smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, and problems with garbage/recycling storage. The building has an active open violation related to mold in the bathroom ceiling (approximately 25 square feet) in the 3rd floor apartment, documented in late 2021, suggesting ongoing maintenance challenges. Recent months have shown persistent access issues for inspectors, as evidenced by multiple "Inspector Unable To Gain Access - 2nd Final Attempt" cases for various complaints between April and June 2025 regarding plumbing work, electrical wiring, and certificate of occupancy concerns.

The building has a documented history of rodent activity, with inspections showing variable results between 2011 and 2019, including instances of rat activity and multiple failed inspections for other reasons. Previous violations from 2021 through 2022 included concerns about hot water supply, carbon monoxide detectors, ceramic tile repairs, and plaster wall conditions, though many of these were eventually closed. The property has also had recent complaints regarding illegal work and permit issues, with multiple complaints received in 2025 suggesting possible ongoing unauthorized modifications to the building.