110 East 53rd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11203

The 8-unit, 5-story residential building at 110 East 53rd Street in East Flatbush, owned by Samuel Eshaghoff, was constructed in 2020 and has experienced several recurring maintenance issues over the past three years. Most notably, there has been a persistent pattern of issues related to garbage/recycling storage, with multiple 311 complaints filed between January 2024 and October 2024, some of which resulted in violations. The building has also faced water-related problems, evidenced by a slow leak complaint in May 2024 that resulted in violations, and a mold complaint in the same period that was classified as emergency but closed without violations.

In addition to these issues, there were problems with doors/windows in March 2024, with two documented complaints that were not accessible for inspection but noted as emergency situations. The building's regulatory history shows a series of construction-related compliance matters in its early years, including multiple Department of Buildings (DOB) violations in 2020 and 2021. These primarily involved failure to certify corrections on immediately hazardous (Class 1) violations, though these were ultimately dismissed by December 2022.

There were also several complaints regarding construction safety compliance and work without permits in 2021, with at least one violation issued for failure to obey a stop work order. More recent DOB complaints in 2024-2025 included issues with egress and access to adjacent buildings, though inspections did not warrant violations. While the building's most recent complaints (as of 2025) have been resolved without major findings, the pattern of unsanitary conditions and maintenance issues, particularly regarding garbage storage, suggests ongoing management challenges.