230 Quentin Road, Brooklyn, NY 11223

230 Quentin Road is a 24-unit, 4-story New Law Tenement building located in Gravesend and owned by Rosario Intravaia. Built in 1931, the property has experienced several maintenance issues in recent years, with the most significant cluster of complaints occurring in January 2024, including reports of mold, pest infestations, flooring problems, window frame issues, and heat/hot water problems. While the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) investigated these complaints, no violations were ultimately issued, and the issues were marked as closed. In addition to the 2024 incidents, there were similar heat/hot water complaints in both 2022 and 2021, suggesting ongoing challenges with building systems.

The building has faced periodic safety and maintenance concerns, including the need for fire escape maintenance in 2024 (requiring scraping, painting, and repairs), and issues with staircase marble treads in 2022. Notably, violations were issued in the spring of 2024 regarding a defective fire door hinge and latch set, though these were subsequently certified as corrected. The property has maintained a clean bedbug record over the past five reporting periods (2019-2025), with no reported infestations or eradications. A recent illegal after-hours work complaint from January 2025 resulted in an inspector unable to gain access.

The building's rodent inspection history shows a pass in April 2014, and while there have been pest-related complaints, they were investigated without resulting violations. The building's historical compliance record shows regular reporting of required safety notifications regarding carbon monoxide detectors and gas leak procedures in 2018, and there were two bedbug reporting violations in 2021, though these appear to have been resolved. The property has experienced periodic issues with unsanitary conditions, including garbage storage problems in 2021. While the building has faced various maintenance challenges, the resolution of most complaints without violations being issued suggests ongoing management attention to resident concerns.