595 Sutter Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The three-story, two-family house at 595 Sutter Avenue in East New York, owned by Matt Khatamov, has experienced several notable maintenance issues since 2018. Most concerning are the three consecutive heating and hot water emergencies reported in late 2018, affecting both the entire building and individual apartments, though HPD was unable to gain access for inspections in response to these complaints.

In 2019, multiple complaints were filed simultaneously regarding various interior issues including water leaks (heavy flow), window problems, and wall/ceiling paint and plaster concerns, though inspections were again hampered by access issues. A 2021 complaint was filed regarding an electric/gas range appliance issue, which was addressed and closed without violations. The building underwent a Department of Buildings inspection in May 2019 regarding construction enforcement, though no violations were warranted at that time.

The property's maintenance history shows some positive aspects as well: rodent inspections conducted between 2010 and 2012 passed consistently, indicating no pest problems at that time. While the multiple complaints filed over the years indicate recurring maintenance issues, it's worth noting that many of these complaints were closed due to lack of access for inspections, rather than definitive resolution of the reported problems. The most recent building class remains a two-family house, built in 1935, with no new complaints or violations reported since 2021.