650 Crown St APT 2I, Brooklyn, NY 11213 · 2I
Crown Heights, Brooklyn · 1 BR · $2,537/mo · active as of 9/26/2026
The building has 3 open HPD violations, all Class C (the most serious category, requiring correction within 24 hours), so you should ask the landlord what these violations are and whether they've been addressed—if any involve heat, hot water, or pests in your unit, confirm repairs are complete before signing. The asking rent of $2,537 is about 10% above the borough median of $2,300 for comparable units, though it falls within the typical range (25th–75th percentile runs $1,969–$2,570). Heat complaints have been filed 3 times in the past year and there have been 6 noise-related 311 calls, so at your viewing it's worth asking current tenants about winter heating reliability and general building noise levels. The bedroom photos appear overbrightened with heavy artificial lighting, which can mask how much natural light the rooms actually get—pay close attention to window size and orientation when you visit. This is a 1924 building with 40 residential units; elevator availability wasn't retrieved, so confirm whether the building has one if the unit isn't on a lower floor.
Photos
We looked at 8 of 10 photos (we check up to 8, and skip any that won't load).
Eight-photo NYC apartment tour showing kitchen (indices 0-3), living area (4), bathroom (5), and two bedrooms (6-7). Kitchen photos consistently use wide-angle lenses with 1-2 windows and natural light from city views. Ceiling fixtures provide supplemental ambient lighting throughout. Bedroom photos (6-7) show overbrightened interiors with minimal windows and strong artificial lighting, creating flat appearance. No…
Horizontals and verticals show mild distortion at edges; appears to be standard wide-angle lens (24-28mm equivalent)
Wide-angle distortion visible at frame edges; window on right provides natural light
Two tall windows with city view; wide-angle lens evident; bright ceiling fixture adds to ambient light
Two windows with urban view; bright ceiling illumination; consistent with indices 1-2
Single window with city view; standard perspective; bright ambient lighting from ceiling
Single window above tub provides natural light; standard perspective; standard bathroom fixtures
Bright white wall and ceiling; low dynamic range suggests overexposed ambient light; dark wooden door for contrast
White wall dominates frame; bright overhead lighting; minimal shadows; similar overexposure pattern as index 6
We look at the listing's photos where they are published and never store them. These are visual signals, not measurements.
Building
- Built
- 1924
- Floors
- 4
- Units
- 40
- Open HPD violations
- 3 on record
- Class C (immediately hazardous) open
- 3 on record
- Heat and hot water complaints, 12 months
- 3 on record
- Noise complaints (311), 12 months
- 6 on record
- Rodent complaints (311), 12 months
- None on record
- Bedbug infested units, last filing
- None on record
Source: NYC Open Data (HPD violations and complaints, 311, bedbug filings, PLUTO), asked Sep 27, 12:29 AM New York time. These are records for the whole building, not this unit, and they lag by days to weeks. Ask the landlord about anything open, which unit it is in and whether it has been fixed.
Who runs it
- Managing agent (HPD registration)
- JACOB HAGER HAGER MANAGEMENT INC
- Listing contact
- MySpaceNYC, MySpaceNYC
Unit
- Laundry
- not said
- Pets
- not said
- Available
- 2026-10-15
Price
- Asking
- $2,537
- Broker fee
- not stated
- Similar listings we saw (same size, same borough, last 60 days, 66)
- median $2,300, middle half $1,969 to $2,570
- This listing vs that median
- +10%
- Comps advertising a concession
- None of the 66, so there's no evidence one is on offer