563 Miller Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The two-family house at 563 Miller Avenue in East New York, owned by Chaim Schwartz, was built in 1920 and contains 3 units across 2 stories. The property experienced significant maintenance issues in 2019, with multiple emergency complaints regarding plumbing (including multiple toilet and radiator issues), heat and hot water problems affecting the entire building, electrical wiring concerns, and even rodent sightings.

Multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations were documented in January 2019, including issues with carbon monoxide detectors, roof leaks, wall outlets, pest infestations, door repairs, and uneven floors - all of which remain open as of present records. The building also received three active DOB violations in April 2020 regarding construction safety, though these were marked as "Partially Closed" shortly after being issued. The property's maintenance history shows some attention to rodent control, with inspections conducted in 2012 (June and February) and 2019 (April and August) all passing, suggesting previous efforts to manage this issue.

While many of the 2019 complaints were investigated and closed without violations being issued, the persistence of multiple open violations from January 2019 raises concerns about ongoing maintenance. The most recent construction-related concern was addressed with a Partial Stop Work Order in April 2020, though subsequent records do not indicate whether this was fully resolved. The building's age and documented issues suggest that while there have been responses to various problems, some structural and maintenance concerns may require attention based on the historical record.