115 Lenox Road, Brooklyn, NY 11226

115 Lenox Road is a 6-story, 64-unit New Law tenement building constructed in 1931, currently managed by David Wishnick. The building has experienced multiple significant maintenance issues in recent years, most notably related to heating and hot water systems. In January 2025, there were eight consecutive complaints about no heat or hot water affecting the entire building, though inspections confirmed restoration of services during some of these complaints.

Prior to this, the building faced plumbing challenges, including an emergency radiator issue in December 2024 and a slow water leak problem in January 2025, both of which were difficult for HPD inspectors to access during their evaluations. The building has also dealt with electrical problems, experiencing power outages in September 2024 that resulted in both violations and successfully closed complaints. The property has a documented history of elevator-related issues between 2021 and 2022, with multiple complaints about service interruptions and equipment concerns, though inspections typically found no violations or were resolved through appropriate channels.

In September 2024, various violations were identified in Apartment C4, including electrical service issues, a water leak in the bathroom, and problems with floor tiles and bell systems, though these were subsequently certified as corrected between October 1 and November 1, 2024. The building's environmental history shows no recent bedbug infestations (2022-2024), though there was one previously in 2019-2020, and a rodent inspection in March 2024 passed with no violations. The property had a fire safety violation related to improperly installed DLM equipment in 2022, which incurred a $1,250 penalty but was resolved. The building's maintenance record shows a pattern of various infrastructure issues requiring attention, with recent heating system problems being particularly notable for their frequency and building-wide impact.