632 Crescent Street, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-family house at 632 Crescent Street in East New York, owned by Jose Carrion, has experienced several notable issues over the past few years, with the most significant cluster of problems occurring in July 2020. During this period, there were multiple complaints related to unsanitary conditions, including reports of mold that were classified as emergency housing maintenance code violations.

These violations were investigated on July 29, 2020, resulting in three open violations: one for broken or defective plastered surfaces and non-uniform paint color on the east kitchen wall in the first-floor apartment, another for a missing electric outlet cover on the south kitchen wall in the same apartment, and a third requiring the posting of gas leak safety procedures in a common area of the building. While the Department of Housing Preservation and Development conducted an inspection and found no violations related to these complaints, the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene issued a letter to the property owner regarding asbestos concerns during the same period. The building's documented history shows some care for pest control, with a passed rodent inspection recorded in April 2012.

The structure, built in 1910, is two stories tall and contains three units, though it is classified primarily as a two-family house under building class designation. As of now, the open violations from July 2020 remain unresolved, which warrants attention given the potential impact on resident safety and comfort. The building's age and history suggest that periodic maintenance and improvements may be necessary, though no other significant incidents or violations have been recorded in recent years.