920 Glenmore Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11208

920 Glenmore Avenue, a three-story, three-unit building in East New York owned by Roy Bracha and constructed in 1920, has experienced recurring issues with its heating and hot water systems throughout recent years. Notably, between October and December 2023, there were four separate emergency heat/hot water complaints from the entire building, with at least one instance of confirmed restoration of service.

The building currently has multiple open violations from April 2024 and December 2023, including problems with hot water temperature regulation, door closures, and roof leaks affecting the public hall on the third story. In addition to these infrastructure concerns, most recently documented in the second half of 2023, there have been ongoing pest control issues, with a violation recorded in October 2023 regarding mice infestation in apartment 3, and multiple historical complaints about heat and hot water disruptions, including four similar complaints in late 2022.

The building's maintenance history reveals several other concerns that have required attention, including problems with doors/windows (notably in 2022), appliance issues, and a 2019 complaint regarding unsanitary garbage/recycling storage conditions. More recent inspections from October 2023 identified several maintenance needs, including repairs to self-closing doors, roof leaks, and documentation requirements for bedbug reporting. While previous rodent inspections in 2012 and 2018 showed compliance and passing results, the current conditions suggest ongoing challenges with building maintenance and resident comfort.