632 Hendrix Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The two-family house at 632 Hendrix Street in East New York, owned by Sasha Aristide, has experienced significant ongoing maintenance issues, particularly with heating and hot water systems, throughout 2025. Between February and March 2025, there were multiple emergency complaints regarding heat and hot water problems, with three instances (February 6, 2025) involving separate inspections for water leaks and wall conditions, and various other maintenance issues including electrical, plumbing, door/window, flooring, and water leak problems.

The building had documented violations in February 2024 for inadequate hot water and gas supply issues in both apartments, though these were later closed. In early 2025 alone, there were at least seven heat/hot water-related complaints filed through the 311 system, with two cases in March 2025 specifically noting the HPD's inability to gain access for inspection. The building's maintenance history also reveals a pattern of rodent activity, particularly notable in 2018 and 2017, though an April 2019 inspection passed.

A COVID-19-related work stoppage occurred in July 2020, resulting in a $5,000 penalty for ongoing construction activities contrary to emergency orders. Most recently, in June 2025, there was an active complaint regarding an alleged illegal conversion, though access was denied on the first inspection attempt. Since the building's construction in 1915, it has experienced various infrastructural challenges typical of aging New York City properties, with the most pressing ongoing concerns currently revolving around heating and hot water systems, as evidenced by the concentrated pattern of complaints throughout 2025.