387 Rockaway Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11212

The four-unit, two-story tenement building at 387 Rockaway Parkway in Brownsville, owned by Delvis Feuron, has experienced several maintenance issues in recent years, with the most significant cluster of problems occurring in late 2020. During November-December 2020, multiple complaints were filed regarding unsanitary conditions, specifically pest infestations, along with issues related to ceiling plaster, heavy water leaks, and heating problems, all of which resulted in violations being issued by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD).

Additional concerns from early 2020 included mold problems and ceiling maintenance issues, though some of these later complaints were closed with no violations found. The building currently has several open violations from 2020-2024 that warrant attention, including four consecutive years (2021-2024) of violations regarding the failure to file annual bedbug reports as required under Housing Maintenance Code (HMC) regulations.

Other ongoing violations include a 2021 issue requiring the removal of construction materials from the public hall, a 2020 violation regarding repairs needed in apartment 2F's plastered surfaces and walls, and various safety-related violations such as the need for proper carbon monoxide detector notices and work related to self-closing doors in the first-story vestibule. While there were some structural concerns reported in 2019-2020 regarding building stability and an inadequate fence, inspectors were unable to verify these issues upon inspection. While many past complaints have been resolved, the persistence of certain violations and the historical pattern of maintenance issues suggest ongoing challenges with building upkeep and compliance with housing regulations.