9025 Ft Hamilton Parkway, Brooklyn, NY 11209

The 6-unit, 3-story residential building at 9025 Ft. Hamilton Parkway, built in 1927 and owned by Kwok Mok, has experienced recurring maintenance issues and pest problems over recent years. Most notably, there have been three heat/hot water complaints since 2021, with the most recent in April 2025 being addressed by HPD.

The building has faced significant rodent issues, with multiple sightings reported between 2024-2025, including recent inspections in August and September 2024 showing rat activity, though bait was applied. Health department records from 2024 show persistent rodent problems, following a pattern of similar issues in 2022-2023. The building has undergone several inspections revealing various violations, particularly affecting Unit 1R (first floor). A critical period occurred in July 2019 when multiple violations were documented, including defective smoke detector and carbon monoxide detecting devices, broken door gasket, faucet issues, and problems with floor tiles.

More recent building safety concerns were noted in 2022, when violations were recorded regarding obstruction of fire escapes on the 2nd and 3rd story balconies, though these were certified as closed. Sanitary conditions have also been a recurring theme, with multiple complaints about garbage/recycling storage between 2021-2022 and issues with pests (including one confirmed - though resolved - infestation in 2022). The building's heating systems have shown intermittent functionality, with both apartment-specific and entire building heat/hot water complaints recorded. Although the building's bedbug reporting history shows mostly zero infestations since 2022, there was one reported case in 2023 that was subsequently eradicated.