328 East 94th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11212

328 East 94th Street is a 2-story, 4-unit New Law tenement building constructed in 1931 and currently owned by Isaac Pasik. The property has experienced recurring maintenance issues, with the most recent concerns centered around heating and intercom systems. In January 2025, there were complaints about heat and hot water deficiencies that HPD could not verify due to lack of access. Multiple inspections between December 2024 and April 2025 revealed various issues including plumbing concerns (boiler and sink), intercom system problems, water leaks, pest infestations, and flooring issues.

Notably, violations were issued regarding pest control and flooring conditions during this period. The building's infrastructure has faced significant challenges, with several complaints regarding the boiler system and plumbing issues dating back to at least 2018. A series of violations and complaints about plumbing systems, including a Defective/Leaking/Not Maintained issue in 2018 that resulted in a Stop Work Order, indicates ongoing concerns with the building's maintenance. Multiple violations were issued in December 2024 related to Apartment 2R, including plumbing, flooring, electrical, and water leak issues that remain open as of April 2025.

The building has shown consistent and required bedbug reporting compliance, with no reported infestations in the past three filing periods from 2020 to 2025. Recent activities also included complaints about work being performed without proper permits in December 2023, though inspections did not warrant violations at that time. The property has undergone some permitted work, with plumbing and electrical permits issued in 2020, though there was a notable violation regarding plumbing permit revocation in 2018 due to a suspension of the master plumber's license. Building-wide maintenance challenges continue to persist, with multiple HPD interactions throughout 2024 and 2025, though many inspections resulted in no violations being found or violations that were subsequently closed or addressed.