332 Bradford Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207

332 Bradford Street is a 2-family house located in East New York, built in 1901 and currently owned by Antonio Ordas. The 2-story building has experienced several significant maintenance and safety issues over recent years. Most recently, in December 2023, a violation was recorded regarding bicycle and cardboard box accumulation in the boiler room, and in December 2021, there was a serious issue with an uncapped gas line in the boiler room that was subsequently addressed.

The building has a documented history of rodent inspections between 2018 and 2020, showing multiple instances of non-compliance in 2018-2019, though it passed inspections in 2019 and 2020. A notable health-related incident occurred in 2021 when a complaint about mold was filed and investigated by HPD, though no violations were issued. The property has also faced environmental challenges, including a December 2019 violation for excessive debris (specifically roof shingles) that resulted in a $625 penalty.

Several Department of Buildings complaints were filed in December 2019 regarding falling debris and adjacent building protection, though inspections did not reveal violations. Over the years, there have been multiple 311 service requests related to unsanitary conditions, including a 2018 complaint about an animal on private property that received a Department of Health review. The building's permit history shows an issued permit in November 2019, though the specific nature of the work is not detailed in the available data. While some maintenance issues have been resolved through proper channels, the history suggests ongoing concerns about building maintenance and habitability that have required multiple inspections and interventions from city agencies.