2009 East 24th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11229

The two-family house at 2009 East 24th Street in Sheepshead Bay, owned by Antonio Casaccio, was built in 1930 and has a two-story configuration. The building's most significant issues emerged in 2020, when multiple maintenance problems were reported and investigated between August and September. These included plumbing issues with toilets, problems with ceilings requiring paint/plaster work, and appliance concerns related to refrigerators.

Notably, there were safety-related complaints about a broken window guard and concerns about a window frame, with at least one HPD violation issued during this period. The building experienced multiple water-related issues, including a mold condition in the first-floor public hall ceiling and water leak problems impacting various units, particularly in the second-floor apartment (2NDFLR), where violations were documented regarding roof leaks, floor tile damage, and multiple ceiling repair needs. Several of these violations were eventually closed, with some certified as resolved by October 2020, though as of the last reported inspection, there remained some open violations regarding ceiling work in the second-floor apartment and public hall.

Additional historical context includes a July 2019 complaint about potential illegal conversion of the property, which was investigated in January 2020 though inspection access was denied. During 2020, the building experienced a cluster of maintenance issues that required attention, including problems with flooring, ceiling surfaces, and various other structural elements. While most of these issues were addressed and closed by late 2020, some violations remained open regarding specific repairs needed to ceilings and other surfaces. The pattern of complaints in 2020 suggests a period of significant maintenance challenges for the building, though more recent data (up to October 2023) is not available to assess current conditions.