930 63rd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11219

930 63rd Street is a two-family residential property located in Borough Park, Brooklyn, owned by Hsueh-chin Wu and built in 1920. The two-story building has experienced several significant events, particularly between December 2019 and February 2020, when concerns were raised about an illegal conversion of the property. In December 2019, a formal complaint was filed regarding an unauthorized conversion, which led to an inspection in February 2020 that resulted in an Oath Violation being served.

During this inspection, Department of Buildings (DOB) officials discovered that the property’s garage had been modified without proper permits, with the original garage door being replaced by a full-height wall with a standard door. This unauthorized alteration was documented in two separate Environmental Control Board (ECB) violations issued on February 3, 2020, which specifically noted that the garage, originally part of the two-story, two-family configuration with ground-level garage, was no longer functioning as intended. Fortunately, both ECB violations were resolved without any monetary penalties or fines imposed on the property owner.

While the building's documented history primarily focuses on the 2019-2020 period of concern regarding the garage conversion, there are no subsequent complaints or violations on record through October 2023. This relative absence of recent issues may suggest that the property has maintained compliance with building regulations since the 2020 violations were resolved. However, it's important to note that the available data only extends through October 2023, and there may be more recent developments that are not captured in this report as of the current date in July 2025.