1019 Sutter Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The three-story, three-unit building at 1019 Sutter Avenue in East New York, owned by Alexis Camacho, has experienced several notable issues over recent years, most recently involving two emergency heat/hot water complaints in November 2023 that were promptly investigated and resolved by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD). The building, constructed in 1930 and now classified as a Converted Class A property, has significant documentation regarding bedbug reporting compliance; there are open violations dating back to 2021-2024 indicating non-compliance with the Housing Maintenance Code's requirement to file annual bedbug reports, with no certified resolutions on record for these recurring violations.

While the property has maintained its three-unit configuration through the years, it's worth noting that a rodent inspection conducted in May 2012 resulted in a passing grade, suggesting no significant pest control issues at that time. The building's documented history shows a concerning pattern of bedbug reporting non-compliance over the past four years, with violations issued in 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024, though no pest-related complaints have been recorded through the 311 system.

The most recent issues in November 2023 regarding heat and hot water service represent the building's most current resident service challenges, though these were swiftly addressed. Given the age of the structure and its converted status, the building has maintained its basic residential functions, with the most notable attention required being in regards to the bedbug reporting compliance requirement which appears to go unaddressed from year to year.