737 Georgia Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The two-family house at 737 Georgia Avenue in East New York, owned by Shlomi Ohayon and built in 1920, has experienced several significant incidents throughout its recent history, with the most critical event being a fire that occurred in November 2018. This fire caused substantial interior damage across all floors, resulting in water damage, collapsed ceilings, and missing windows throughout the building.

Following the fire, the property faced multiple utility-related issues, including three separate heating and hot water complaints (affecting both the entire building and individual apartments) and two electric power outage incidents in November 2018, with some violations issued. The building underwent a series of complaints and violations in 2022 related to construction activities, including issues with building safety compliance, work contrary to stop work orders, and concerns about adjacent buildings' protection, though inspections generally found no violations. In 2019, multiple violations were issued regarding the failure to file and begin necessary repairs following the fire damage, though these were eventually dismissed in 2023 after repairs were completed under permit #B00669999.

The Department of Buildings records from 2019 show various violations related to the fire incident, including issues with unauthorized re-occupancy while a full vacate order was in effect. More recent records from 2024 include a boiler complaint that was found to have no violations at the time of inspection. The building's history suggests a pattern of utility outages and heating issues around the time of the 2018 fire, followed by a period of construction-related complaints in 2022, though most recent inspections have found no significant violations.