1650 West 10th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11223

The 48-unit, 6-story apartment building at 1650 West 10th Street in Gravesend, built in 1938 and currently owned by Chaim Schweid, has experienced several maintenance issues in recent years. Most notably, between March and May 2025, there were multiple complaints regarding floors, walls, and cabinets, with some resulting in Housing Maintenance Code violations requiring the owner to address the issues. These included problems with flooring, walls, and cabinets, though not all inspections resulted in violations.

In late 2024, the building underwent inspections that revealed several maintenance issues, primarily concerning door hardware and fixtures. These included violations related to the building entrance door, first-story hall door, and various doors in Apartment E1, all needing repairs to latches and self-closing mechanisms. The building has also faced elevator service concerns, with three complaints recorded between 2020 and 2021 regarding the single elevator's operation, though these were ultimately dismissed as they required inspection. An ECB violation from December 2020 indicated missing door lock monitoring equipment, which was subsequently resolved.

The property has maintained a clean record regarding bedbug infestations, with no reported cases in the past eight years. Regular Local Law 188/17 compliance inspections have been conducted, with the most recent inspections in late 2024 showing no significant violations. The building's maintenance history shows a pattern of addressing various maintenance issues, though not always on the first inspection. While some inspections reveal no housing code violations, others have resulted in the issuance of violations requiring correction, indicating ongoing maintenance challenges that are being addressed through the regulatory process.