758 Livonia Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

This three-unit, three-story residential building at 758 Livonia Avenue in East New York, owned by Feng Guo, has experienced recurring maintenance issues since its construction in 2006. Most recently, in mid-2023, there were two power outage incidents (June and July), though no violations were issued following HPD inspections. In late 2024 and early 2024, multiple violations were documented in Apartment 1, including issues with a broken cabinet door, defective plaster and paint, water leak evidence, and an active roach infestation, with some violations classified as Class C, indicating more serious concerns.

The building has a history of heat and water issues, particularly notable in late 2018 when multiple complaints were filed regarding both building-wide and apartment-specific problems. The property has had several infrastructure concerns over the years, including electrical problems (2018), plumbing issues (2022), and various maintenance matters such as staircase concerns and intercom problems. Recent inspections in September 2023 also revealed issues in Apartment 1A, including a defective cabinet door and a roach infestation.

A significant cluster of complaints was filed in January 2024 regarding unsanitary conditions and pests, paint/plaster damage, and electrical lighting issues, all marked as non-emergency. While historical rodent inspections (2019 and 2014) passed, a 2014 initial inspection failed for unspecified reasons. The building's maintenance record suggests ongoing challenges with basic amenities and pest control, particularly evident in recent violations concerning multiple apartments and various infrastructure systems.