737 Coney Island Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11218

Historically, 737 Coney Island Avenue has experienced various maintenance challenges typical of a three-story, six-unit building constructed in 1930. A notable cluster of issues occurred in July 2018, when multiple complaints were filed regarding water leaks, unsanitary conditions (pests and mold), and various plumbing and electrical problems, including sink, radiator, and lighting concerns. While the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) attempted to investigate these complaints, they were unable to gain access to inspect the reported conditions.

More recently, in July 2023, there was a rodent-related service request that was investigated by the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, though this inspection did not result in any violations. The building has maintained a consistent record of submitting its annual bedbug reports, with the most recent filings from 2024-2025 showing no infested or eradicated units. The building has faced several security and safety-related issues in recent years, particularly evident in 2020 when multiple violations were documented regarding entrance security, including problems with the building entrance door lock and self-closing mechanisms.

That year also saw requirements for lead-based paint hazard documentation and clutter removal in common areas. The property has passed rodent inspections in recent years, with the most recent inspection in September 2023 showing no violations. The building's management has demonstrated compliance with bedbug reporting requirements consistently since 2019, with no verified infestations during the reporting periods. While the building has experienced various maintenance issues over the years, recent records indicate improved compliance with health and safety inspections, though some historical concerns regarding access for inspections and various maintenance issues from 2018 remain noteworthy.