603 Bradford Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The 3-unit, 2-story building at 603 Bradford Street in East New York, owned by Eli Fisher and constructed in 1920, has experienced significant maintenance challenges in recent years. Most notably, during September 2024, multiple violations were documented across various systems including plumbing (boiler and toilet issues), electrical (including lighting problems), and general maintenance (paint/plaster work needed on walls and ceilings).

The building received emergency response attention for water leaks, lighting failures, and boiler issues during this period, with several violations still showing as open as of October 2023. A comprehensive inspection on September 17, 2024, revealed multiple violations in the 1st floor apartment (1STFLO), including missing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, pest infestations (mice, roaches, and flies), and various maintenance issues such as defective bathroom tiles, broken light fixtures, and problems with walls and ceilings requiring repair and repainting.

Despite these recent issues, the building has passed several rodent inspections between 2011 and 2024, suggesting that while there have been documented pest problems in 2024, previous compliance with pest control standards has been maintained. The property has experienced recurring issues with various systems, particularly during 2024 with simultaneous complaints across multiple maintenance categories including plumbing, electrical, and general upkeep. While some of these violations were addressed (with the exception of several remaining open violations), the frequency and variety of issues suggest ongoing maintenance challenges that have persisted into 2025.