1064 Willmohr Street, Brooklyn, NY 11212

1064 Willmohr Street is a 16-unit, 4-story New Law tenement building located in East Flatbush, constructed in 1928 and currently owned by Moredechai Piiler. The building has experienced recurring maintenance issues over the past several years, with the most recent complaints between 2022-2024 primarily involving appliance problems (including a refrigerator and electric/gas range), water leaks, and heating/hot water issues. Notably, there have been two recent violations related to public health and safety: a smoking violation in 2024 and the building's ongoing water management issues with Environmental Control Board violations from 2019, including failure to comply with a Commissioner’s Order regarding boiler and water tank maintenance, for which penalties were imposed but the balance was paid off.

The building has documented bedbug and pest issues, with one reported infestation in 2023 (affected unit not specified) and at least eight service requests related to pest problems, particularly in 2020, when an infestation of mice and roaches was noted in Apartment 4B. Infrastructure problems have been persistent, including multiple water-related issues (both slow and heavy leaks), heating system failures, and various appliance malfunctions. Previous violations required attention to multiple building systems, including repairs to the entrance door and security systems in 2020, and maintenance of public hall areas in 2023.

The property's maintenance history shows a pattern of addressing complaints through HPD inspections, with many issues being resolved, though some violations, particularly those related to the water system, have remained active for extended periods. The building's documented history includes both emergency and non-emergency complaints, with HPD generally closing cases after verifying corrections, though some issues appear to require repeated attention. The property has demonstrated compliance with bedbug reporting requirements in recent years, with no reported infestations in 2024. Recent inspections have focused on various building systems, including the boiler, water tank, and general maintenance of common areas, with some violations being classified as Class A or B, indicating varying levels of urgency in addressing the issues.