339 Elton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-story, two-unit building at 339 Elton Street in East New York, owned by Redwanul Hasan and constructed in 2003, has experienced several significant maintenance issues over recent years. Most recently, in early 2025, there were complaints about heat and hot water issues, though HPD inspections found no housing law violations. Prior to that, in November 2024, there was a heavy water leak complaint.

The building experienced multiple maintenance issues during 2024, including a pest infestation involving roaches and mice, electrical outlet problems, and various paint and plaster concerns affecting walls, ceilings, doors, and cabinets. These led to multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations being issued in July 2024, including concerns about electrical outlets, a kitchen cabinet door, and infestations. The property has open violations regarding mold and other maintenance issues that were documented during the July 2024 inspection.

The building's history also includes more serious concerns from prior years, notably a significant incident in December 2019 when occupancy was observed in the basement level despite a partial vacate order, resulting in an Environmental Control Board violation with a $24,000 penalty that remains active. Two complaints regarding work without a permit were filed in mid-2022 and inspected, though no violations were found at that time. A rodent inspection in February 2020 resulted in a failed rating for other reasons, while a 2012 inspection passed. The current status of multiple open violations from 2024 suggests ongoing maintenance challenges, though there have been no reported housing law violations found in the most recent inspections as of early 2025.