627 East 35th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11203

The two-family house at 627 East 35th Street in East Flatbush, owned by James Pisciotta, has experienced several maintenance issues primarily affecting its second-floor apartment (Apartment 2) since its construction in 2005. A significant cluster of violations was documented in January 2014, with multiple instances of water damage and plaster problems affecting ceilings and walls throughout the apartment.

These issues included roof leaks causing damage to ceilings and walls in various rooms, with some violations classified as "C" (which indicates more serious conditions) remaining open as of the latest inspection data. The building also faced pest control challenges, including a documented roach infestation in 2014 that required remediation, though a subsequent rodent inspection in June 2013 showed mixed results, with one inspection failing for unspecified reasons before a passing grade was recorded.

While many of the 2014 violations were eventually closed, as evidenced by certification dates in August 2018, the presence of open violations related to water damage and plaster issues suggests persistent maintenance challenges within the building. It's noteworthy that the listed violations primarily date back to 2014, with no documented housing maintenance code violations or pest control issues appearing in the records between 2018 and the current date of July 2025, which may indicate improved maintenance conditions in recent years. The building's relatively young age (constructed in 2005) is atypical for housing code violation records, which often reflect longer-term maintenance histories.