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350 East 19 Street

Brooklyn, NY 11226 BBL 3051610022 57 units · 6 floors · 1962

This building has a substantial enforcement record over the last seven years, and our model predicts continuing maintenance failures over the next 12 months. Read the records below before you sign. Ask which issues were resolved, get repair commitments in writing, and inspect the unit yourself.

HPD violations vs. neighborhood
Class B/C violations on record vs. a typical building in Flatbush
Above average
avg 87.3
138
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This building has 138 recorded HPD violations, above the Flatbush average of 87.3.

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Initial analysis

Cortelyou Tower, a 57-unit residential building located at 350 East 19th Street in Flatbush, has experienced significant maintenance and safety issues since its construction in 1962. The property currently faces multiple pressing concerns, with open complaints from July 2026 including water leaks, mold, plumbing problems, and wall damage. Recent inspections in August 2026 identified hazardous conditions in apartment 2H, including inoperative smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, water leak issues, and problems with bathroom fixtures. The building's elevator systems are currently under scrutiny, with multiple active complaints in July 2026 regarding single-device operation with no alternate service. Additional concerns include a failure to file required low-pressure boiler inspections as of September 2024, and past issues with parking structure maintenance that resulted in penalties of $625 and $1,250 in 2026 and 2024 respectively.

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What's in the 350 East 19 Street report

Rent & eviction protection

Is 350 East 19 Street rent-stabilized?

Rent stabilization caps how much your rent can rise and protects your right to renew. Here's how this building scores on the four signals that usually point to it.

Built before 1974
Built 1962
6 or more units
57 units
Registered with RGB
Not found
421-A / J-51 abatement
None found
Potential rent stabilization. Building age and size suggest eligibility — confirm with the DHCR (Division of Housing and Community Renewal) or request a rent history.

Based on public NYC records. Not legal advice — verify with the DHCR (Division of Housing and Community Renewal) at apps.hcr.ny.gov.

Good Cause Eviction

Is 350 East 19 Street covered by Good Cause Eviction?

New York's Good Cause Eviction law (effective April 20, 2024) gives many market-rate tenants the right to renew their lease and challenge rent hikes above the annual local rent standard. It doesn't apply to every building.

Likely covered. Based on public records, market-rate units here appear to fall under Good Cause Eviction protections — tenants may have the right to a lease renewal and to challenge rent increases above the local rent standard (inflation + 5%, capped at 10%).
Built before 2009
Yes
Landlord owns 11+ units
57 units across 1 bldg
Not owner-occupied
No owner-occupancy

Good Cause also excludes condos & co-ops, subsidized/regulated housing, and units renting above 245% of Fair Market Rent — signals we can't always confirm from public data. Not legal advice. Learn more at nyc.gov or call 311 for the Tenant Helpline.

How we score buildings

How 350 East 19 Street's risk score is calculated

We trained a model on 7 years of city inspection data — HPD violation filings, tenant complaints, and owner track records across their entire portfolio. It estimates the probability that HPD inspectors will find serious or dangerous violations at this address in the next 12 months. Lower % = safer.

What the score means for you

Neighborhood percentile
9thpercentile

Out of 1399 buildings in this neighborhood, 133 have a higher predicted risk. The band is relative to this neighborhood, so a share of every neighborhood falls in each colour.

RiskiestSafest
12-Month risk forecast
High failure risk
in the next 12 months
99%
Risk factors

What's driving this score

These are the three data points that most influenced this building's score — ranked by how much weight the model placed on each one.

Serious violations last 1–2 years

HPD found serious or dangerous conditions at this address recently — the strongest signal of problems ahead.

Hazardous violations (past 7 years)

HPD violations classified as hazardous — things like mold, peeling lead paint, or broken heat.

Emergency violations (past 7 years)

HPD violations classified as immediately dangerous — fires, raw sewage, no heat in winter.

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Building characteristics
Total units57
Floors6
Year built1962
Gross area57,576 sq ft
Building class—
Tax abatementNone
Issue trend & model projection

Violations & complaints per year — solid line is historical record, dashed line is AI projection.

Who's behind the building

350 East 19 Street's landlord & ownership

The people and companies registered to this building, the other properties they run, and their court record. A landlord's wider portfolio is often the best predictor of how your building will be treated.

HPD registration

Filed Oct 24, 2025, expired Sep 1, 2026 .

Registration expired Sold — registration contact doesn't match the new owner

The registration on file expired Sep 1, 2026. HPD requires owners of most rental buildings to re-register every year.

Last recorded transfer: Feb 14, 2006, to Skyline Nyc, Llc. The registration contact on file is Alan Shamah.

City records, not real time — sale and registration data are as fresh as the last extract loaded; the ACRIS deed record above is good through Jul 31, 2015.

Head Officer

Registered contact for this building.

Address
505 Thornall St 403
Edison, NJ 08837
Landlord portfolio

Other properties owned.

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Recorded with the city

350 East 19 Street's mortgage & ownership history

Deeds, mortgages, assignments and satisfactions recorded against this property with the NYC Automated City Register Information System (ACRIS) — the public paper trail behind who owns it and who has lent against it.

5 records on file

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Sourced from NYC ACRIS recorded documents. Amounts reflect the mortgage or transfer amount stated on the recorded document, not necessarily the property's market value.

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The story over time

350 East 19 Street event timeline

Violations, complaints, fines, and permits — the most recent records on file, in order.

2026
HPD Violation Aug 12
Class B violation
§ 27-2026, 2027 Hmc: Properly Repair The Source And Abate The Evidence Of A Water Leak At East Wall In The 2Nd Bathroom Located At Apt 2H,…
HPD Violation Aug 12
Class B violation

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