2832 West 35th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11224

The two-story, four-unit tenement building at 2832 West 35th Street in Coney Island, owned by Kenley Edmead and constructed in 1927, has experienced ongoing maintenance and habitability issues, particularly in recent months. Most notably, there has been a pattern of heat and hot water system problems affecting the entire building, with emergency complaints recorded in January 2025 and earlier incidents throughout 2023-2024. The building has also faced persistent pest-related challenges, with multiple open complaints for unsanitary conditions and pest infestations recorded in June 2025, following a previous infestation documented in September 2023.

Other recent concerns include an open violation from November 2024 regarding a defective entrance door in the bathroom of apartment 2R, and multiple safety and maintenance violations affecting apartment 1R identified in September 2023, including issues with fire egress, carbon monoxide detection, water damaged flooring, and self-closing doors. The building's mechanical and structural systems have shown significant strain, evidenced by a power outage in January 2025 and previous plumbing issues. Historical records indicate a building stability complaint was made in February 2019 regarding vibrations, which was investigated and resulted in a violation being served.

The building's exterior maintenance has also been called into question, with an Environmental Control Board violation issued in 2019 for a vertical crack on the front facade's parapet wall, though this was subsequently resolved. Recent maintenance records show repeated inspections by the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD), most recently in 2025, though many of these inspections resulted in no violations being found. The property has maintained a bedbug-free status according to the official bedbug reporting system, with no reported infestations in the past two filing periods (2023-2024 and 2022-2023).