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Rent-stabilized housing in NYC Council District 35

NYC Council District 35 contains 1,404 rent-stabilized buildings registered with New York State DHCR, covering 40,728 apartments. HPD has 32,426 open violations against them, 23.1 per building, 8,997 of them class C — the immediately hazardous grade a landlord has 24 hours to fix. That is the 12th-largest open count of the 51 districts; 280 buildings here have none. District 35 is represented by Crystal Hudson.

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The numbers

Rent-stabilized buildings1,404
Apartments in them40,728
Median year built1920
Open HPD violations32,426
Of those, immediately hazardous (class C)8,997
Buildings with no open violation280 of 1,404
Open HPD complaints1,430

The largest violation records in District 35

Owner or managing agent (HPD registration)BuildingsUnitsOpen violations
BEC CONTINUUM OWNER LLC13254688
CLINTON HILL APTS. OWNERS CORP.41,117631
CROWN PROSPECT HOUSES HDFc13112526
TROY INDUSTRIES LLC6110228
WFHA BROOKLYN LP978209

Ranked by open HPD violations across the stabilized buildings they have registered in this district, counting only owners with three or more. HPD registration names the party responsible for the registration, which is not always the beneficial owner.

Neighborhoods in this district

Crown Heights (North)Crown Heights (South)Prospect HeightsClinton HillFort GreeneBed-Stuy (West)Park SlopeDowntown Brooklyn-DUMBO-Boerum HillProspect Lefferts Gardens-Wingate

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Frequently asked questions

How many rent-stabilized buildings are in NYC Council District 35?

1,404 buildings in Council District 35 are registered as rent stabilized with New York State DHCR, covering 40,728 apartments.

How many open HPD violations are there in Council District 35?

HPD has 32,426 open violations against the rent-stabilized buildings in District 35, 8,997 of them class C — the immediately hazardous grade. 280 of the 1,404 buildings have no open violation at all.

Who represents NYC Council District 35?

Crystal Hudson, according to the City Council's own roster of members.