303 Beverley Road, Brooklyn, NY 11218

303 Beverley Road is an 11-story, 150-unit residential building located in Kensington, Brooklyn, owned by David Blau and constructed in 1956. The building has experienced recurring issues with heating and hot water systems in early 2025, with multiple emergency complaints filed by residents between January and February 2025, though some were duplicates of others, and inspections were often unable to gain access to verify conditions. The building has also faced ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly in Apartment 9B, which has open violations as of December 2024 for missing smoke and carbon monoxide detectors, roach infestation, and various repair issues, including wall plaster and door problems.

Multiple complaints regarding wall paint, plaster, and window frame issues were documented between 2024-2025, with violations issued requiring owner correction. The building's elevator system has been a recurring focus of complaints over several years, with multiple reports of various issues between 2019-2022, including misaligned cab mirror and defective car phone problems in 2022 that resulted in penalties. Safety concerns have been documented with violations related to fire safety systems, including improperly maintained smoke detectors.

Despite these issues, 303 Beverley Road has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations, with all annual reports from 2018 to 2024 showing zero infested units. The building also passed a rodent inspection in November 2018. Recent building management has shown some responsiveness to violations, as evidenced by the certification of certain issues following inspections, though multiple violations remain open as of the latest available data in late 2024.