1258 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11226

The three-story, two-family house at 1258 Flatbush Avenue, owned by Fazle Khan and built in 1933, has experienced several significant maintenance and regulatory issues over the past five years. Most recently, in early 2025, a food establishment complaint was filed regarding improper food handling practices, though this was subsequently closed by the DOHMH.

The building has faced multiple construction-related violations, particularly between 2018-2022, including unpermitted electrical, plumbing, and interior demolition work, though these violations were eventually resolved with penalties totaling $3,300. A concerning issue from 2020 involved a defective boiler system, which was also resolved through an Oath Violation. The property has active violations as of 2024, including a penalty of $1,250 related to an unpermitted metal structure/canopy attached to the building.

The Department of Buildings records show a pattern of compliance issues, including multiple instances of failing to properly certify corrections of hazardous violations in 2019, though these were subsequently dismissed when downgraded. A recent permit for exterior work was issued in 2021 and officially documented in February 2022, indicating some efforts at remediation. The building's recent history suggests ongoing maintenance and compliance challenges, particularly regarding proper permitting and adherence to building codes, though many past violations have been resolved through appropriate channels.