9201 Kings Highway, Brooklyn, NY 11212

The 72-unit, 6-story residential building at 9201 Kings Highway in East Flatbush, owned by Angela Rodriguez, has faced persistent building systems challenges, particularly with its elevator and heating systems. The building, constructed in 1951, has a significant history of elevator-related issues, with multiple complaints about single devices and multiple devices on property between 2024-2025, including a building-shaking incident in early 2024 that resulted in an Oath violation. Heating and hot water problems were notably problematic in early 2025, with several complaints indicating building-wide issues, though these were reportedly resolved following inspections.

The building also has a recurring rodent problem, with multiple bait applications and inspections between 2024-2025 showing varying levels of rodent activity, though the most recent June 2025 inspection passed with no violations. In terms of recent maintenance violations, the building has faced various issues requiring attention, including electrical problems (January 2025), window frame issues (February 2025), and numerous housing maintenance code violations in late 2024 affecting individual units (most notably Apartment 6I with multiple violations including defective refrigerator gasket, fire egress issues, and safety equipment problems). Multiple environmental control board (ECB) violations were recorded in 2024, including issues with exterior walls and elevator safety systems. The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of requiring repeated inspections and bait applications for pest control, though there have been no recorded bedbug infestations in recent years (2019-2025).

Recent inspections and corrections suggest some improvements in compliance, with the most recent rodent inspection passing in July 2025 and earlier bait applications having been conducted in 2024. The building's maintenance history shows regular engagement with city agencies for repairs and inspections, though patterns of repeated violations and complaints suggest ongoing challenges with building systems and maintenance. The property has maintained compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, showing zero reported infestations since 2019, though pest control concerns remain evident in the housing maintenance code violations. The building's environmental control board violations indicate ongoing attention required for elevator safety systems, while recent inspections show some progress in addressing building maintenance issues, with multiple violations being certified as resolved through appropriate corrections.