645 Cleveland Street, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-family residence at 645 Cleveland Street in East New York, owned by Deon Noble, has experienced several maintenance issues over recent years. Most notably, in February 2023, there was a heat and hot water emergency affecting the entire building, which was promptly addressed and resolved within one day.

The building has also faced multiple flooring-related concerns, with violations issued in November 2021, and separate complaints filed in September and November 2021, though one of these inspections was unable to gain access. Other maintenance issues during this period included a door-related complaint in November 2021, which was categorized as an emergency, as well as a non-emergency complaint regarding an electric/gas range. All these complaints have been officially closed, with various resolution statuses, including no violations found in some cases, though specific details about the flooring violations can be accessed through the NYC HPD website.

This two-story building, constructed in 1901 and currently classified as a converted Class A dwelling, has had its share of maintenance challenges, particularly related to building systems and structural elements. While most issues appear to have been addressed through official inspections and interventions, the presence of multiple flooring complaints and the heat/hot water emergency in 2023 warrant attention to these recurring infrastructure concerns. The property maintains a relatively simple composition of three units, consistent with its two-story design, though the original building class designation may suggest some degree of historical modification or conversion status.