2950 West 24th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11224

The 19-story, 360-unit residential building at 2950 West 24th Street in Coney Island, owned by Jimmy Guzman and constructed in 1972, has experienced numerous maintenance and safety issues in recent years. Most concerning is a current construction lead dust complaint from March 2025, along with multiple open violations regarding bedbug infestations in apartments (most recently cited in 2024). The building has faced persistent plumbing issues, with several toilet-related complaints filed through 311 and Housing Maintenance Code violations between 2024 and 2025.

There are also significant maintenance concerns, including multiple reports of mold (April-May 2025), ventilation system problems, and various paint/plaster deficiencies. The property has been undergoing facade work since late 2022, following a serious incident in May 2022 involving collapsed brickwork that injured workers and prompted multiple active violations. Recent complaints from 2025 suggest ongoing issues with elevator systems, including multiple devices on the property.

The building has documented rodent activity through inspections in 2024 and 2025, with recent inspections confirming continued issues. The Department of Buildings has several active violations regarding construction safety compliance, particularly related to scaffolding and other safety equipment. Despite these ongoing issues, there have been some timely responses to complaints, with several violations being closed after inspection, though many remain open or active as of 2025.