54 open Class C violations, and 1 certified since March.
6 stories and 48 apartments, built 1928. The same owner holds 6 more buildings on HPD's registration, and 3 of them are stuck the same way.
Wick & Colt Property Group LLC owns it, with its head officer named on HPD's registration through September 1, 2027. Halden Realty Services manages the building.1
The office line, (718) 555-0147, from a lookup made for this file. Mail goes to 210 Harbor Street, Brooklyn, the address on the registration.2
Everything on this page is made up: the building, the parties, the phone number (the 555 exchange is reserved for fiction) and every figure. The shape is the real file's.
The owner and its head officer are on HPD's registration for this building, renewed each year since 2011.
From HPD's Multiple Dwelling Registrations and Registration Contacts, read through September 24, 2026.
The registration gives a business address. The phone comes from a lookup we make for each file, matched to that address, so the line reaches the party the city holds responsible.
In a real file the phone comes from a lookup made for the firm the file goes to. This one is made up.
Since September 2023, 23 Class C violations were certified: 18 by the certify-by date, 4 after it, and 1 that HPD later marked a false certification. None were certified in the second half of 2025. 14 open Class C still have a certify-by date ahead, and that is the work a firm can take on now.
From HPD's violation data: each certification's filing date against its certify-by date. HPD's own marks, never ours.
72 open HPD violations: 54 Class C, 15 Class B and 3 Class A, inspected in the last 3 years. DOB lists 7 more as active. The Class C count has sat between 51 and 54 for 13 weeks: 9 new in the last 180 days, 1 certified.
From HPD's open flag on its own violation data and DOB's active violations, read through September 24, 2026.
A DOB summons for work without a permit goes to an OATH hearing on October 16, 2026. HPD has a repairs case against the building in housing court, opened March 4, 2026 and still pending.
From OATH's hearing data for DOB summonses and HPD's housing litigation data.
Everything else the city holds on this address, dated. Each line is a reason to call as much as the open count is.
From DOB's facade filings, boiler inspections and elevator filings, HPD's bedbug reports and emergency repair charges, the city's energy benchmarking and Local Law 97 list, and the Rent Guidelines Board's list.
The same owner, matched on its exact registered name, holds 6 more buildings. 3 are stuck the way this one is, so one call can open more than one job.
| Building | Open Class C | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| 418 Halden Street, Brooklyn | 54 | Stuck |
| 22 Sorrel Lane, Queens | 31 | Certifying |
| 905 Fen Street, Bronx | 22 | Stuck |
| 61 Tarrow Avenue, Brooklyn | 14 | Stuck |
| 1402 Ansel Place, Brooklyn | 9 | Certifying |
| 88 Wren Court, Queens | 6 | Stuck |
| 330 Pell Road, Brooklyn | 0 | Nothing open |
Matched on the exact registered name, never a near spelling. Every address here is made up.
3rd of 214 Brooklyn buildings
214 Brooklyn buildings took a new Class C this week. Ranked by the hazardous work open and whether anyone is acting on it, this one comes third.
The ranking is the file's. The public building pages never publish it.
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