353 Hendrix Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207

353 Hendrix Street is a 4-story, 54-unit Class A residential building constructed in 1998 and currently owned by Jannie Dixon. The property has experienced recurring maintenance issues, particularly with its building systems. Recent concerns include heat and hot water problems affecting the entire building and water supply issues in January 2025, though both were investigated by HPD inspectors who found no housing law violations.

The building has an outstanding pattern of elevator-related complaints, with the most recent active complaint from June 2025 regarding a single device with no alternate service. There are also persistent violations related to low-pressure boiler inspections, with active violations issued between 2018-2024 for failure to file the required annual inspection reports, including a notable penalty of $625 imposed in 2024. The building has experienced various maintenance issues over the past few years, including ventilation system problems in 2023-2024, cabinet and flooring complaints in late 2024, and multiple incidents of insufficient heat/hot water throughout its history.

Notably, violations from 2021 on apartment 2D included multiple paint-related issues and problems with smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, though these were generally resolved. The property has maintained a clean record regarding pest control, with no reported bedbug infestations in the past three reporting periods (2022-2024) and only two units affected in 2019, all of which were promptly treated. Regular rodent inspections in 2012 and 2025 passed without issues, suggesting good overall pest management. The building's documented history shows a mix of resolved and ongoing maintenance challenges, with particular attention needed to address the recurring elevator service issues and ensure timely completion of boiler inspection requirements.