567 New Jersey Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The two-family home at 567 New Jersey Avenue in East New York, owned by Paul Williams, has experienced several noteworthy events over the past few years. In mid-2022, the property faced multiple housing maintenance issues, including complaints about heating/hot water problems, unsanitary conditions involving pests, and flooring concerns - all of which were investigated by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) between June and July 2022, though no violations were issued in any of these cases.

More recently, in 2021, there were concerns about egress issues (locked/blocked/ improper means), and in June 2022, a complaint was filed regarding potential illegal commercial/manufacturing use in the residential zone; however, inspections in both instances found no violations. The building has an established history of passing rodent inspections in 2011 and 2012, and a permit for work was issued in October 2019.

The property's maintenance history shows a mix of reported issues and successful inspections, with no violations issued for the various complaints in 2022. While the building is over 110 years old, the relatively recent permit issuance in 2019 suggests that some maintenance or improvement work was planned or undertaken. The absence of any violations in response to multiple complaints and successful rodent inspections from over a decade ago indicate some level of compliance with housing maintenance requirements, though the concentration of complaints in 2022 may warrant attention to the building's system reliability and maintenance responsiveness.