335 Linwood Street, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-family house at 335 Linwood Street in East New York, owned by Mohamed Hossain, is a 2-story building constructed in 1901. The property faced significant maintenance issues in August 2022, with multiple complaints and violations documented by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and Housing Maintenance Code violations, primarily affecting the second apartment.

These included plumbing problems (with bathtubs/showers and sinks), electrical issues (faulty outlets/switches), water leaks, wall damage, and pest-related unsanitary conditions. Particularly concerning were violations related to safety equipment, including non-functional carbon monoxide detectors. The August 2022 violations, which were primarily classified as "B" level (indicating requiring correction but not immediately dangerous), included broken electrical outlets, defective faucets, loose fixtures, and various maintenance requirements such as replacing a broken door in the building's vestibule and a missing wood baluster.

Additionally, the building experienced some structural and safety issues, including a window frame problem, though HPD couldn't access the relevant rooms for inspection of this complaint. Interestingly, a rodent inspection from May 2012 showed a passing result, though this may not be indicative of current conditions. While all reported violations from 2022 were officially closed, the concentration and nature of these issues suggest that the building faced significant maintenance challenges during that period, though there are no documented complaints or violations in the subsequent years leading up to the current date of July 2025.