2219 64th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11204

The 6-story building at 2219 64th Street in Borough Park, owned by Matthew Verga, has a documented history of maintenance issues, with the most recent - ranging from February to June 2025 - showing significant access problems for HPD inspections. These included complaints about various conditions such as paint/plaster work needed on walls, ceilings, and window frames, as well as appliance issues involving the refrigerator and electric/gas range. A notable incident occurred in April 2025 involving a heat and hot water outage affecting the entire building, though service was restored by the time of inspection.

The building has also experienced some concerning patterns in recent years, including multiple complaints about unsanitary conditions and pests in 2025, and a series of elevator service issues between 2018-2022 that resulted in violations being issued. The property has had several housing maintenance code violations, particularly concerning building access and maintenance standards. In 2023, violations were found related to self-closing doors and plaster surfaces in Apartment F2. Earlier inspections identified issues requiring repairs to the roof, which had caused leaks affecting F2, and various maintenance problems in Apartment B7's bathroom.

The building's management has generally resolved violations when cited, but there have been recurring issues requiring multiple interventions. The elevator system appears to be a persistent concern, with multiple complaints and violations documented between 2018-2022 regarding service and maintenance. However, the building has consistently reported "0" for bedbug infestations in its annual reports since 2019, and a recent rodent inspection in September 2023 resulted in a passing grade. The most recent data from 2025 shows a pattern of unresolved access issues for inspections, which may suggest communication challenges between residents and management regarding maintenance concerns.