662 Georgia Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The 2-family house at 662 Georgia Avenue in East New York, built in 1901 and currently owned by Wilmington Savings Fund C/o Selene Finance, has experienced significant maintenance issues in recent months. Most notably, there is an ongoing problem with pest infestation (including roaches and mice) in the first-floor apartment that has resulted in multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations as of May 2024. The building has also faced plumbing and water supply challenges, with multiple emergency complaints filed in April 2025, though some HPD inspections were unable to be completed.

Additional concerns were documented in 2024, including problems with bathroom fixtures, water leaks, and various maintenance issues affecting multiple areas of the first-floor apartment. Notably, violations remain open from a May 2024 inspection regarding the need to address peeling paint, insecure fixtures, water leaks, and electrical issues in the first-floor apartment. The building's recent history shows a pattern of plumbing and sanitation-related problems, with multiple 311 service requests and Housing Maintenance Code complaints logged in 2025 alone.

While some plumbing issues were investigated and closed without violations being issued, others remain problematic. The property has a history of successfully passing rodent inspections in 2011, 2012, and 2017, though recent pest complaints suggest this situation has changed. The only complaint on record in the years leading up to 2025 was a 2021 DOB complaint regarding permits, which was closed without violations being found during inspection.