737 Church Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11218

The 2-family residence at 737 Church Avenue in Kensington, owned by Danielle Stavropoulos, is a 3-story building constructed in 1931. The property has experienced a recurring issue with heat and hot water systems, most notably in September 2019 when multiple complaints were filed regarding inadequate heat and hot water, both in individual apartments and throughout the building.

While some of these complaints were closed shortly after being reported, they revealed significant infrastructure concerns, with at least one open violation related to hot water supply in apartment 2 on the second story. A food safety complaint was recorded in January 2019 regarding bare-hand food contact, though this was administratively closed and indicated to have been addressed.

More recently, in October 2023, there was a complaint regarding an illegal conversion at the property, which prompted an inspection in November 2023; however, the inspector was unable to gain access on two final attempts, and this complaint was subsequently closed in late November. The building underwent a rodent inspection in November 2019, which resulted in a passing grade, suggesting no significant vermin issues at that time. It's worth noting that the heat and hot water issues reported in 2019 appeared to affect multiple units, as evidenced by the complaints being reported by different tenants, though specific recent heating system performance data is not available in the provided records.