132 East 95th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11212

This two-story, four-unit New Law tenement building at 132 East 95th Street, constructed in 1930 and currently owned by Jak Eisakharian, has experienced several significant maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, in 2025 there were multiple reports of heat and hot water problems across several units in February, followed by a sanitation complaint regarding garbage/recycling storage in June, though the latter was found not to violate housing laws. In 2024, the building had documented heat and hot water issues in March, with HPD inspections confirming violations.

The most recent inspection in June 2024 revealed several violations in Apartment 2F, including water leaks, mold conditions, and pest infestation (roaches), along with issues requiring attention to the bathtub, bathroom walls, and ceiling. The building has a history of structural and maintenance concerns dating back to 2018, including complaints about building shaking/vibration that resulted in Oath violations. Historical documentation shows persistent concerns with exterior maintenance, including issues with brickwork, facade conditions, and window repair needs noted in Environmental Control Board violations from 2018.

While the building has been free of bedbug infestations since 2019, recent inspection records indicate ongoing maintenance challenges. Several open violations remain as of the most recent records, including issues with the building's front facade, public hall locks, and the self-closing roof bulkhead door. The property's history shows a pattern of heat, water, and general maintenance-related complaints, particularly affecting Unit 2F, though many past issues have been resolved through inspections and repairs.