642 Autumn Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-family house at 642 Autumn Avenue in East New York, owned by Linda Flores, has experienced several maintenance issues over the past two years (2024-2025) that warrant attention. The building, constructed in 1960, is a two-story structure that has required multiple interventions from the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD).

Most significantly, in July 2024, there were violations related to water supply and carbon monoxide detector issues, though many other complaints from that period were resolved without violations. The building has experienced recurring plumbing problems, with multiple emergency complaints regarding the bathtub/shower, toilet, and basin/sink between May-July 2024. Additional concerns during this period included issues with ventilation systems, door functionality, wall conditions (both paint/plaster), lighting, and safety equipment (smoke and carbon monoxide detectors), some of which resulted in violations.

More recently, a ventilation system complaint from late 2024 was investigated by HPD but ultimately did not result in any housing law violations. While the building has experienced a range of maintenance issues across different systems, it's notable that many complaints were resolved quickly, often within days of being reported. The property has demonstrated some recurring issues with safety systems (smoke and carbon monoxide detectors) and plumbing infrastructure, though the most recent complaint history (as of 2024-2025) shows fewer ongoing maintenance issues compared to the mid-2024 period when multiple complaints were clustered together.