953 Sutter Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-family house at 953 Sutter Avenue in East New York, owned by Shazim Khan, was constructed in 2016 and spans two stories. In January 2019, the building experienced multiple significant maintenance issues, all occurring on January 8, including complaints about heat and hot water problems, mold conditions, plumbing issues with sinks, and wall paint/plaster concerns.

Notably, all these complaints were marked as "emergency" or "non-emergency" issues under the Housing Maintenance Code, though the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) was unable to gain access to the affected units for inspection in all instances, resulting in closed complaints with instructions to file new complaints if issues persisted. Following these incidents, a series of permits were filed, with one notable permit issued on July 5, 2019, for work categorized as "AL" under job number 321961258.

Prior to these events and since the building's construction, an initial rodent inspection conducted on May 15, 2012, showed passing results, indicating no rodent issues at that time. As of the current date in July 2025, there have been no recorded complaints or inspection results showing ongoing maintenance concerns, suggesting resolution of the 2019 issues, but this should be verified through direct sources. The building is relatively young at nine years old, having been constructed in accordance with 2016 regulations, and no major violations or emergencies have been recorded in recent years, which could indicate improved maintenance practices, though regular monitoring of housing conditions is advisable.