234 East 93rd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11212

234 East 93rd Street is a two-story, three-unit building constructed in 1930 and currently owned by Colleen Mcentee. The property has experienced significant maintenance issues in recent months, particularly between March and April 2025, with multiple complaints regarding plumbing and heating systems. During this period, there were eight reported plumbing issues related to water supply, four heat/hot water complaints (both building-wide and apartment-specific), one report of heavy water leakage, and one instance of an electric/gas range problem.

While some of these complaints were investigated without violations being issued, there were also instances where HPD was unable to complete inspections. The building has a documented history of heating system concerns, with a boiler-related complaint filed in November 2023 leading to an Oath Violation, though this appears to have been addressed by the end of that month. The most pressing current issues relate to water supply problems, with multiple emergency complaints filed in April 2025, including duplicate complaints that suggest a building-wide condition.

The sequence of complaints, particularly regarding heat/hot water and water supply, indicates ongoing infrastructure challenges. While many of these complaints were officially closed, the pattern suggests persistent maintenance difficulties that may affect resident comfort and safety. The building is classified as "HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS A," which typically indicates a change in the building's occupancy or use classification, though the specific implications of this designation are not detailed in the provided data.