1237 67th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11219

The property at 1237 67th Street in Dyker Heights, a two-story, three-unit building built in 1910, has experienced several significant issues over the past few years. Most notably, there was a fire that occurred in mid-2024, leading to the building being rendered non-compliant and receiving a full vacate order on November 29, 2024. Following the fire, multiple violations were issued regarding unauthorized entry due to accessible openings, including one active violation from November 2024 and another from February 2025, though some related violations were later dismissed after inspections confirmed compliance with sealing requirements.

The building has also faced persistent structural and safety concerns, including two building shaking/vibrating complaints in late 2024, a building shaking complaint in February 2025, and a construction enforcement work order in September 2024. Additional structural-related issues led to two active Environmental Control Board violations with penalties totaling $9,375, concerning the building's first floor openings and fencing disrepair. Earlier maintenance issues included plumbing problems in 2023 and water leaks in 2022, both of which were reportedly addressed.

The building's owner, Dwight Dominick, has faced scrutiny for maintaining the property, with multiple violations and service requests related to unauthorized access, structural stability, and building maintenance. Recent complaints in 2025 have included concerns about asbestos, though this complaint was closed without a documented resolution. The property has a history of various maintenance issues dating back several years, with the most pressing concerns being structural stability, unauthorized access after the fire, and compliance with city building codes. The building appears to have been fully demolished and the site graded and fenced as of mid-2025, according to documented violations.