3024 West 23rd Street, Brooklyn, NY 11224

3024 West 23rd Street is a 3-story, 10-unit New Law Tenement building constructed in 1928 in the Coney Island neighborhood, currently owned by Jeffrey Deutchman. The property has experienced numerous maintenance issues in recent periods, with particular concerns emerging in 2025. There were multiple HPD complaints and violations issued between February and May 2025, including problems with plumbing (bathtub/shower, basin/sink), electrical systems (outlet/switch), doors/windows, cabinets, and pest control.

Specifically, violations have been recorded for a bathtub/shower issue (June 2025), basin/sink problem (May 2025), and unsanitary conditions related to pests (February 2025). The building currently has open Housing Maintenance Code violations from 2024, including requirements to properly repair or replace various fixtures and address paint conditions in Apartment 2C, correct lead paint hazards, and address building systems issues such as a broken vestibule door pane and bellbuzzer/intercom. Additional concerning patterns include repeated pest issues, with multiple complaints about both general pest conditions (May and February 2025) and specific violations regarding sanitary conditions.

There have been substantial plumbing and electrical system problems, with active violations for various fixtures and systems requiring attention. A 2023 violation indicates failure to file an external low pressure inspection, though this appears to be pending resolution. The building's bedbug reporting history shows no reported infestations between 2020 and 2022, and the rodent inspection from 2016 resulted in a passing grade, though this may not reflect current conditions given the age of the inspection. While some complaints have been investigated and closed, many violations remain open, particularly those related to Apartment 2C's maintenance requirements.