921 Cleveland Street, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-story, three-unit building at 921 Cleveland Street in East New York, owned by Marcus Greenidge, was constructed in 2019 and has experienced several maintenance issues over its operational history. Most notably, during 2023, there were multiple emergency housing maintenance code complaints regarding unsanitary conditions, specifically mold issues (March 2023), followed by several documented violations related to mold in Apartment 3 (April 2023). The building has also faced infrastructure concerns, including multiple construction-related violations following its initial build, with issues recorded in May 2019 regarding missing guard rails and inadequate fencing during construction, as well as a failure to properly notify the Department of Buildings about excavation work.

More recent maintenance records show continued attention to building safety, with inspections resulting in the correction of various violations. In August 2023, the building received violations for defective self-closing doors in multiple areas (including building entrance and bulkhead doors), though these were certified as corrected by September 2023. The building has maintained a relatively clean record for pests, with no reported bedbug infestations in the past three reporting periods (2022-2024), and passed rodent inspections in both November 2023 and most recently in September 2023, despite an earlier rat sighting complaint in September 2023 that resulted in no violations being found during a Department of Health inspection.

The building's initial construction period in 2019 was marked by several construction-related complaints and violations, which appear to have been resolved through appropriate corrective actions. The property has generally demonstrated compliance with subsequent inspections, though the frequency of the earlier mold issues in 2023 suggests there may have been challenges with moisture control during that period. The building's recent inspection history indicates active management response to maintenance issues, with violations being addressed within reasonable timeframes following their identification.