991 Warwick Street, Brooklyn, NY 11207

The three-story, two-family house at 991 Warwick Street in East New York, owned by Mindy Ellman and built in 1960, has been through several noteworthy incidents, particularly in September 2021 when multiple complaints were filed regarding the property. During this period, inspections by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) were conducted for both unsanitary mold conditions and water leak issues, though no violations were initially issued.

However, subsequent violations were documented, primarily affecting Apartment 1, which included open Class B violations for mold at the top of a window recess (approximately 1 square foot), broken or defective plastered surfaces, and requirements for proper paint application on the east wall of the first room from the east at south, as well as an open Class A violation regarding a defective carbon monoxide detecting device in the entire apartment. The building's maintenance history shows some concerning patterns, particularly regarding moisture and air quality issues, though it is worth noting that all these specific 2021 violations have since been closed.

Prior to these incidents, a rodent inspection in July 2012 had been conducted and passed, indicating good pest control at that time. The most recent significant building events, from a systems and safety perspective, appear to be 2021, with no major documented complaints or violations in the years since, though this should be interpreted with the understanding that not all issues may be captured in the available records.