515 Georgia Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The two-family house at 515 Georgia Avenue, owned by Samuel Weinstock, is a 2-story, 7-unit building constructed in 1910 located in East New York. The property has experienced several notable maintenance and compliance issues over the past few years, with the most recent being a heat and hot water emergency complaint filed in November 2024 affecting the entire building, though HPD was unable to gain access for inspection. The building underwent significant construction work in 2022-2023, which involved multiple permits and inspections, including some resulting in violation notices related to construction safety compliance.

Three Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations were issued in August 2022 concerning construction site safety and job fence requirements, totaling $1,125 in penalties, though the building's storm drain maintenance violation from October 2024 appears to have been resolved without penalty. While the building has passed rodent inspections in 2011 and 2012, the recent complaints suggest ongoing maintenance concerns. In addition to the heating issues, there have been multiple Construction Safety Enforcement (CSE) sweeps conducted between 2022-2024, with most inspections finding no violations at the time.

The property has a consistent record of permit issuance and compliance checks, with the most recent permits related to work conducted in late 2022. The building's history includes two rodent inspections in 2011 and 2012, both of which resulted in passing scores, indicating no issues with vermin. As of October 2023, the building's records show a mix of resolved violations, closed complaints, and ongoing maintenance concerns, particularly regarding heating system reliability that emerged as a significant issue in late 2024.