807 Van Sinderen Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The three-unit, two-story building at 807 Van Sinderen Avenue in East New York, owned by Uri David, has experienced recurring heating and hot water issues since 2022, with the most recent cluster of complaints occurring in February 2024, including three separate emergency heat/hot water complaints within one week. The building, constructed in 2006, has documented multiple maintenance violations, most notably in 2024, including Class A violations for bathroom flushing apparatus issues in Apartment C and Class B violations for defective plaster surfaces, door problems, and temperature regulation issues in Apartment A.

Earlier violations from 2023 included inadequate water supply problems in Apartment C's bathroom, roof leakage affecting the second-story public hall stairs, and issues with stagnant water in the cellar that required cleansing and disinfection. The building's maintenance record shows some positive aspects, including regular bedbug reporting from 2021 through the present, with all reports indicating zero infested or eradicated units, suggesting effective pest management practices.

The property passed its initial rodent inspection in September 2012. While the building has experienced multiple heating system issues over the years, it's worth noting that Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) inspections have sometimes been unable to gain access to units for verification, and several complaints were filed during periods when heating was not required, leading to closed complaints without violations being issued. Recent inspections have resulted in various maintenance violations being identified and subsequently certified as closed, indicating some level of responsiveness to maintenance issues, though the pattern of heating-related complaints suggests ongoing challenges with the building's hot water system.