100 Avenue P, Brooklyn, NY 11204

The 6-story, 65-unit building at 100 Avenue P in Gravesend, owned by Milana Bezukladnikova and constructed in 1938, has experienced a series of maintenance and safety issues over the past 18 months that warrant attention. Most notably, from late 2024 to mid-2025, there have been multiple complaints and violations related to basic services and safety, including recurring heat and hot water problems (with active violations documented in multiple complaints between December 2024 and January 2025), pest infestations (with violations issued in May 2025), and security concerns such as broken window guards (May 2025).

The building has also experienced maintenance issues requiring attention to walls and ceilings, as evidenced by multiple paint/plaster complaints and violations in 2025. The property currently has several open violations related to building safety and maintenance, including issues with fire escape integrity, self-closing doors, and a documented pest infestation in apartment 6C from November 2024.

Additionally, there are active Department of Buildings violations regarding failure to file required inspections and reports, suggesting potential neglect of regulatory requirements for building systems. Specific violations include problems with door hardware in common areas, compactor closets, and various building systems including an outstanding violation for failure to file the 2023 External Low-Pressure Inspection and failure to submit Energy Efficiency Reports for multiple years (2021-2023). The building's recent history shows a pattern of maintenance and safety issues, particularly relating to basic services, building systems, and code compliance, with several complaints resulting in violations that require correction within specified timeframes.