1132 Loring Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11208

The two-family residential property at 1132 Loring Avenue in East New York, owned by Marcelia Decarmine, has experienced several concerning incidents over the past two years that warrant attention. Most recently, in February 2025, there were reports of both pest infestations and power outages, with the Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) agency noting in both cases that they were unable to complete inspections despite the serious nature of the electricity outage being classified as an immediate emergency.

Prior to this, in October 2024, there were additional complaints regarding both cooking gas issues and wall conditions, with the cooking gas problem being categorized as an emergency situation. Similar to the February incidents, HPD was unable to complete inspections for these complaints as well, despite the wall condition issue being designated as non-emergency.

The building, constructed in 2006, has a relatively limited history on record, but the pattern of unresolved complaints across multiple categories including safety-related concerns (power outage, cooking gas) and general maintenance issues (walls, pests) is notable. Each of these incidents has been closed in the HPD system, but the consistent inability to complete inspections raises questions about the resolution of these issues, with HPD recommending that new service requests be submitted if problems persist. The concentration of complaints in both October 2024 and February 2025 suggests these issues may be recurring, though no specific resolution details are provided in the available data.