113 Kenilworth Place, Brooklyn, NY 11210

113 Kenilworth Place is a 4-story, 16-unit residential building constructed in 2007 and currently owned by Josh Augenbaum. The property has experienced recurring water-related issues since at least 2020, with multiple reports of leaks including heavy flow incidents, slow leaks, and most recently, a construction lead dust complaint in May 2025 that is still in progress. Notable violations include two active Environmental Control Board violations from 2021 regarding the boiler room's condition and unauthorized modifications, with penalties totaling $9,375.

Between 2020-2022, several significant problems were documented, including pest infestations, mold issues, and various sanitation concerns, though many were resolved or closed after inspections. The building has shown compliance with bedbug reporting requirements from 2022 onwards, with no reported infestations. Recent inspections in 2024 passed for rodent control, and the property has maintained regular bedbug and rodent inspections consistent with regulations.

The building's historical records show consistent maintenance issues, particularly with water systems and general building upkeep. Recent activity includes violations for failing to maintain proper safety signage and inspection certificates in the first-story public hall, as well as unaddressed work permit issues noted in 2025. While many earlier violations have been resolved, the persistence of water-related problems and recent lead dust complaint suggests ongoing maintenance challenges. The property has maintained relatively good compliance with housing maintenance code requirements in terms of bedbug and rodent control, though violations regarding emergency water leaks and various sanitation issues have required multiple interventions over the years.