664 Georgia Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The two-family house at 664 Georgia Avenue in East New York, owned by Danita Jennings, has experienced recurring issues with flooring conditions in recent months. Between September and October 2024, there were two separate complaints regarding flooring problems, both of which resulted in HPD inspection attempts that were unable to be completed due to access issues.

In both cases, HPD closed the complaints after not receiving timely responses to their follow-up communications. These are the most recent significant events on record for the building and represent the current unresolved maintenance concerns. Looking at the building's history, which spans over a decade, there have been some notable rodent-related inspections.

In 2010, there were serious issues with rodent activity and failed inspections, followed by an improved status with passed inspections in 2011 and 2012, suggesting that the building met the necessary health standards at that time. The structure itself is a two-story building built in 1901 and is classified under the two-family house category. While the recent flooring issues are concerning, especially given the difficulty in accessing the property for inspections, it's worth noting that these problems appear to be contained to this specific area, with no other major building-wide issues documented in recent years.