458 East 94th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11212

The 6-unit, 3-story building at 458 East 94th Street in East Flatbush, owned by Jerome Harold, has experienced recurring maintenance issues throughout 2023-2025. Most recently, in June 2025, multiple complaints regarding unsanitary conditions and plumbing problems were filed and inspected by HPD, though no violations were found. The building has faced persistent heat and hot water issues, with at least four separate complaints between late 2023 and 2025, including two emergency complaints in March 2025 that HPD could not inspect due to lack of access. The property has an open violation from April 2024 regarding the failure to submit an annual bedbug report, and multiple active violations from 2023 relating to the failure to file external low pressure inspection reports for 2018, 2020, 2021, and 2023.

A significant health concern was addressed in 2023 when multiple lead paint violations were identified in apartment 3R, requiring remediation according to city regulations. The building has also experienced pest issues, with multiple complaints in June 2025 regarding unsanitary conditions and pests, though these were technically categorized as non-emergency complaints. Two complaints regarding the building's egress system were filed and investigated in 2024, though no violations were found at the time of inspection. A rodent inspection conducted in 2018 resulted in a passing grade, and a permit for work was issued in December 2018, though the specific nature of this work is not detailed in the records provided.

The data shows a pattern of maintenance challenges, particularly relating to basic services such as heat and hot water, as well as pest management. The presence of both active and recently closed violations, particularly regarding lead paint hazards and inspection failures, indicates ongoing regulatory compliance challenges. While many recent complaints have been resolved with no violations found, the inability of HPD to gain access to apartments during several inspections raises questions about the building's access management procedures. The property has not had any documented rodent issues since the 2018 inspection, and there have been no reported elevator-related complaints, which is notable for a building of this age.