101 Belmont Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11212

The three-story, two-family house at 101 Belmont Avenue in Brownsville, built in 1899 and owned by Yaron Malka, has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past several years, with the most significant problems centering around heating systems and water infrastructure. Most recently, in late 2023, there were two emergency complaints about heat and hot water issues, with one case requiring an HPD inspection. Between 2022-2023, the building faced multiple water leak complaints characterized as heavy flow, though HPD was often unable to access the premises for proper inspection.

The property has a documented pattern of heating system problems, with seven separate heat/hot water complaints filed between 2020-2023, several of which resulted in HPD inspections and violations. The building's electrical system also experienced issues, with a no-lighting complaint recorded and addressed in 2018. The history reveals a concerning pattern of maintenance challenges, particularly regarding the fundamental systems of heat and water.

The most recent complaints indicate that these issues remain a persistent concern, with the 2023 heating complaints classified as emergencies. While many complaints were closed following inspections, the frequency and nature of the issues suggest ongoing maintenance needs. The building's documented problems have generally required HPD intervention, with some cases showing violations that required correction, though more recent complaints suggest possible difficulties in obtaining access for inspections.