340 Maple Street, Brooklyn, NY 11225

340 Maple Street is a 4-story, 36-unit residential building constructed in 1931, currently owned by Miguel Oviedo. The property has experienced significant heating and plumbing issues in early 2025, with multiple 311 service requests between January and February reporting problems with heat and hot water affecting both entire building and individual apartments. These complaints were generally addressed by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), though some inspections faced access issues.

The building has been subject to various maintenance concerns, with a cluster of Housing Maintenance Code Complaints filed in March 2025 regarding flooring, water leaks, electrical issues, and window problems. Of particular note is the current status of Apartment D8, which has multiple open Building Code Violations from October 2024, including issues with mice infestation, window repairs, water leaks, and interior maintenance problems such as plaster and paint deficiencies. The building has maintained a relatively stable pest control record over the past few years, with no reported bedbug infestations in the last four filing periods from 2021 to 2024.

Previous maintenance issues included a water leak and electrical wiring concerns in January 2025, though these were found not to violate housing laws. The building's history shows some patterns of heating system problems, as evidenced by the repeated heat/hot water complaints in 2025, and there was some minor rodent activity noted in 2009, though subsequent inspections showed compliance. While many of the recent issues have been classified as non-emergency, there are several open violations related to Apartment D8 that warrant attention, including problems with windows, water pipes, interior surfaces, and pest control that were documented during an October 2024 inspection.