3440 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The three-story, five-unit building at 3440 Fulton Street in Cypress Hills, owned by Wayne Zhou, has experienced several notable maintenance issues over recent years, most significantly a series of heat and hot water outages in November 2022 that affected both individual apartments and the entire building. During this period, multiple complaints were filed through HPD, prompting emergency responses and inspections, though no violations were ultimately issued. More recent concerns include a standing water issue reported in June 2025, which was investigated by DOHMH with no violations found.

The building has had three separate bedbug reports between 2021 and 2024, with the most recent report (July 2025) showing no infested units during the 2023-2024 period, suggesting successful eradication efforts. Infrastructure maintenance has been a focus, with violations in 2023 regarding a fire escape issue involving an obstructing air conditioner unit, which was certified as corrected in April 2023. Historical records from 2019 indicate significant pest management challenges in apartment 1R, including mice infestations and lead paint issues, though these were addressed according to subsequent violation resolutions. The building's violation history demonstrates ongoing attention to compliance with housing maintenance codes, with regular bedbug reporting requirements being met between 2021 and 2025.

A 2019 inspection revealed multiple issues within apartment 1R, including pest infestations, lead paint concerns, and fire safety problems, all of which were subsequently resolved. The most recent building-wide inspection in 2024 required the submission of an annual bedbug report, which was filed in July 2025 showing no current infestations. The property has also maintained proper rodent inspection compliance since at least 2012, and in 2018, a plumbing-related permit was issued and is listed as active. While the building has experienced various maintenance challenges, particularly related to heat systems and pest management in the past, recent records suggest improvements in these areas, with no current active violations as of the most recent inspection data.