223 Carteret Street, Staten Island, NY 10307

The 2-family house at 223 Carteret Street in Tottenville, owned by Raffaele Di Maggio, has experienced multiple significant issues, particularly in the latter half of 2024. Most notably, there was a significant period of heat and hot water problems affecting the entire building in December 2024, along with repeated concerns about carbon monoxide detectors that month.

A cluster of complaints in early December 2024 involved safety issues with smoke detectors and multiple water-related problems, including a heavy flow leak. The building's maintenance history also shows systemic concerns, with the Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) Department unable to complete inspections for several complaints in December 2024, including issues with safety equipment and water systems, though some conditions were later confirmed through new service requests. Additional complaints from July 2024 regarding the ventilation system resulted in no violations being issued.

By January 2025, multiple emergency complaints had been logged and closed, including reports of a slow water leak, plumbing issues, mold, and various safety-related concerns, suggesting ongoing maintenance challenges. The building, constructed in 2009, has had a particularly active service request history in late 2024, with numerous simultaneous complaints indicating potential patterns of systemic issues, though HPD inspections generally found conditions that did not violate housing laws or were unable to complete inspections. The clustering of complaints around heat, water, and safety systems, particularly in December 2024, represents the most significant period of building maintenance issues on record.