2096 Coney Island Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11223

The 5-unit, 3-story tenement building at 2096 Coney Island Avenue in Sheepshead Bay, built in 1920 and currently owned by Pam 18 Llc, has experienced several significant maintenance and compliance issues in recent years. Most notably, in November 2023, there were multiple emergency complaints regarding unsanitary conditions including mold and pests, as well as heat and hot water issues, though inspectors were unable to gain access to verify these conditions. The building has also accrued several housing maintenance violations, including broken entrance locks and defective self-closing doors, with the most recent violations documented in December 2023 relating to various encumbrances in public hallways.

The building's maintenance history shows recurring issues with heat and hot water, with similar complaints recorded in 2020 and the lack of access for inspection. Security and accessibility have been concerns, evidenced by multiple violations regarding door hardware and locks, and in 2018, there was a violation related to the need for proper door security features in one of the apartments. A notable electrical incident occurred in 2018 with a power outage, though no violations were found upon inspection.

The property has maintained a consistent record of bedbug prevention compliance, with no reported infestations or need for eradication from 2019 to 2024, and the most recent filings show zero units affected between November 2023 and October 2024. In terms of building safety and accessibility, recent inspections have revealed violations concerning building entrance security, including broken locks and self-closing door issues, while December 2023 inspections noted violations regarding encumbrances in public hallways. The building's age and history suggest ongoing maintenance challenges, particularly regarding basic services like heat and hot water, as evidenced by multiple service requests going back to at least 2020. While the property has had various maintenance issues over the years, recent records indicate that many of these have been addressed, with several violations being certified as corrected by December 2023.