779 Logan Street, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-family house at 779 Logan Street in East New York, owned by Arman Kohanbash, has experienced several maintenance issues and violations over the past decade. The building, constructed in 1920, consists of two stories and three units. The property has a notable history of housing maintenance code violations between 2011-2012, with the most serious issues occurring in January 2011, when two Class C violations were recorded for concealed water leaks in the first-floor apartment's ceiling (in the bathroom and one room), along with multiple repair requirements for defective plastered surfaces and paint in uniform color throughout various areas.

Additional violations included the need for proper carbon monoxide detecting devices in 2012, and several door and ceiling repair issues in common areas. While these violations were all certified as closed in July 2021, their recurrence over time raises concerns about the building's maintenance history. The building has undergone two rodent inspections in 2010-2012, passing only one (in March 2010) and failing the others for various reasons, suggesting historical pest control challenges.

More recently, there have been two complaints regarding the property in 2020 and 2022 related to possible illegal conversion and lack of permits, though in both cases, inspectors were unable to gain access for verification. The most recent rodent inspection on July 11, 2012 was passed, but no further rodent inspection records are available in the provided data. While many historical issues appear to have been addressed, the building's past maintenance problems, particularly in 2011-2012, indicate that there have been significant challenges related to building upkeep and safety compliance, though there is limited information about conditions beyond 2021 in the provided data.