552 East 34th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11203

The two-family house at 552 East 34th Street in East Flatbush, owned by Suzanne Lodevil, has experienced several maintenance issues over the past two years, with the most recent incidents occurring in early March 2025 involving heat and hot water problems in one of the apartments. These heating issues, categorized as emergencies, were investigated by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), though one of the complaints was found to not violate housing laws. The building has faced recurring problems with moisture and air quality, including two mold-related complaints in 2024 (August and May), with the August incident classified as an emergency.

A cluster of maintenance issues was reported between May and June 2024, including plumbing problems with the toilet and water supply, slow water leaks, and multiple paint and plaster concerns affecting ceilings and walls. While these complaints generated emergency designations, most were closed without violations being issued. Additionally, there was one sewage odor complaint in May 2024 that resulted in an advisory to the property owner.

The building's documented issues suggest persistent challenges with water-related problems and interior maintenance, particularly during 2024 when multiple complaints were filed within a short time frame. While many of the complaints were classified as emergencies, it's notable that HPD inspections generally did not result in formal violations being issued against the property. The most recent heat and hot water complaints in 2025 indicate ongoing concerns with building systems, though the inspection results for these cases are still pending as of the latest available data.