7113 Ft Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11228

The three-story, five-unit residential building at 7113 Fort Hamilton Parkway in Dyker Heights, owned by Jim Chen, has experienced several notable issues since 2018 that could impact resident comfort and safety. Most concerning are the open violations regarding the failure to file annual bedbug reports for 2021-2024, which represents a significant oversight of pest management requirements.

The building has also faced multiple heating-related problems, including a 2018 heat/hot water violation affecting apartment 1R, and a 2021 sewage odor complaint that required intervention from the Department of Health. The property has maintained some compliance with basic safety requirements, though there have been multiple instances of inspectors being unable to gain access during safety inspections in 2020. Several building systems' maintenance issues have been documented, including a locked cellar door violation affecting the heating system access identified in December 2018.

The building's inspection history shows attention to safety notifications, with violations recorded in 2018 for failing to post required notices regarding carbon monoxide detectors, smoke detectors, and gas leak procedures, though these violations were certified as corrected by June 2018. A boiler inspection violation from November 2019 remains open, indicating possible ongoing maintenance oversight. While a rodent inspection in July 2018 resulted in a passing grade, the building's overall record suggests ongoing challenges with both timely maintenance compliance and resident comfort issues, particularly concerning heat/hot water systems and pest management.