530 Georgia Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The 2-family house at 530 Georgia Avenue in East New York, owned by Erick Gonzalez, has experienced recurring heating issues, with the most recent complaint in February 2025 about inadequate heat/hot water in one apartment, though HPD's inspection found no housing law violations. This followed a similar pattern in October 2018, when complaints about heating problems affected both individual apartments and the entire building, with inspectors unable to gain access for verification.

The building has undergone significant inspections and repairs since 2018, with multiple housing maintenance code violations identified and subsequently addressed, including requirements to maintain gas leak procedures, replace defective carbon monoxide detectors, and repair various structural and safety elements such as a problematic front gate lock, concrete front stoop, and loose handrail. In May 2018, multiple violations were documented in Apartment 2, including issues with plumbing fixtures, floor tiles, wall tiles, and various other maintenance concerns, all of which have been marked as closed.

The building's safety record shows one noteworthy violation related to building security (the double cylinder lock at the front gate) and several maintenance issues affecting common areas. The property has undergone regular rodent inspections between 2011 and 2012, passing five consecutive inspections and only failing one in August 2012 for "Other Reasons." While most violations from 2018 have been resolved, the recurring heating issues suggest ongoing challenges with building systems, though the most recent HPD inspections have not found any current violations.