751 Troy Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11203

751 Troy Avenue is a 94-unit, 6-story residential building constructed in 1938 currently owned by Debra Cooper. The building has experienced recurring water-related issues in recent months, with multiple 311 complaints and Housing Maintenance Code violations regarding slow leaks, damp spots, and water damage between early 2025 and late 2024. Heating and hot water system reliability has also been a concern, with three separate incidents reported this year alone, though systems were reportedly restored promptly during inspections.

The building has faced various maintenance challenges in 2024, particularly in apartment 5K, where multiple violations were documented including plumbing issues, window problems, and reports of a roach infestation, though some of these violations have since been resolved. The property has maintained a generally stable pest control record over recent years, with no bedbug infestations reported in the past three years and only two instances noted between 2018-2019. Previous rodent inspections dating back to 2009 showed compliance.

Elevator concerns were documented in 2021, though inspections found no violations. Recent complaints have included violations of the building's no-smoking policy and various plumbing issues, with some complaints being closed without confirmed violations. While the building has experienced persistent water-related problems and heating system issues, it is worth noting that many recent complaints have been addressed promptly, with HPD inspections finding that conditions did not consistently violate housing laws.