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Owner of collapsed Brooklyn building is a notorious slumlord, tax deadbeat who owes $450K debt

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Calder, R., & Weiss, L. (2026, November 14). Owner of collapsed Brooklyn building is a notorious slumlord, tax deadbeat who owes $450K debt. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/11/14/us-news/owner-of-brooklyn-building-that-collapsed-is-a-notorious-slumlord-and-tax-deadbeat-who-owes-450k-debt/

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New York Post · collected 2026-11-14 · by Rich Calder, Lois Weiss

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Olufemi Falade, the owner of the Brooklyn building that collapsed, is a known slumlord with a history of neglect and unpaid fines, taxes, and water bills totaling over $450,000. The city records show that Falade owes significant amounts to various city departments and the IRS for unpaid taxes and fines, and his buildings have long-standing violations including leaky roofs and exposed wiring. The article highlights Falade's repeated violations and his shifting of property ownership between shell companies to evade legal consequences.
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A three-story building in Brooklyn, New York, partially collapsed on November 9, 2026, killing eight people and injuring 17 others, with four in critical condition. The collapse occurred around 4 p.m. near the intersection of Bedford and Flatbush Avenues in the Flatbush neighborhood. The building, constructed in 1930, housed a ground-floor store and four apartments. Rescue operations are still ongoing, with firefighters searching through the debris for any survivors. Mayor Zohran Mamdani urged New Yorkers to pray for the victims and their loved ones. Investigations are now focusing on whether criminal activity contributed to the collapse, and it has been revealed that the building's owner, Olufemi Falade, is a notorious slumlord with a history of ignoring housing violations and owing substantial fines to the city.

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26 outlets covered “Brooklyn Building Collapse Investigations”.

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New York PostThis outlet14 Nov

Olufemi Falade, the owner of the Brooklyn building that collapsed, is a known slumlord with a history of neglect and unpaid fines, taxes, and water bills totaling over $450,000. The city records show that Falade owes significant amounts to various city departments and the IRS for unpaid taxes and fines, and his buildings have long-standing violations including leaky roofs and exposed wiring. The article highlights…

Owner of collapsed Brooklyn building is a notorious slumlord, tax deadbeat who owes $450K debt (this article)18 articles from New York Post on this story
CBS News14 Nov

Investigators are examining whether criminal activity played a role in the recent fatal collapse of a building in Brooklyn, New York City. The article does not provide specific details about the timing of the incident, the number of casualties, or the exact location within Brooklyn. It focuses solely on the criminal investigation aspect initiated by the city's authorities.

Investigators probe cause of deadly NYC building collapse →13 articles from CBS News on this story
NBC News13 Nov

NBC News reporter Sam Brock presents the first video footage of a building collapse in Brooklyn that has resulted in multiple fatalities. The video captures the moment of the collapse, and the report includes interviews with families affected by the tragedy and survivors of the incident.

First video of Brooklyn building collapse →9 articles from NBC News on this story
Daily Mail14 Nov

Olufemi Falade, the owner of the Brooklyn building that collapsed on Wednesday, killing eight people, is identified as a notorious slumlord with a history of housing violations and fines. City records show Falade has accumulated hundreds of thousands of dollars in fines, including $170,000 for improperly displaying signs and nearly $115,000 in unpaid water bills. He has also been listed as one of New York's worst…

Owner of Brooklyn building collapse that left eight dead is unmasked as notorious slumlord who owes half a million dollars and tops New York's 'worst landlords' watchlist →7 articles from Daily Mail on this story
The Independent13 Nov

Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez has opened a criminal investigation into the Wednesday afternoon collapse of a three-story building at 1321 Flatbush Avenue into a neighboring construction site. The disaster resulted in eight deaths, including two children and two construction workers, while injuring at least 18 other people. Mayor Zohran Mamdani stated that five main entities associated with approximately…

Criminal investigation opened into Brooklyn building collapse that left 8 dead →7 articles from The Independent on this story
Just the News13 Nov

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced a probe into 100 construction sites across New York City following a deadly building collapse in Brooklyn that killed eight people and injured 18. The investigation targets five entities linked to the site where workers were excavating a neighboring lot when the three-story mixed-use structure fell on Wednesday. The report focuses on Mamdani's pledge to conduct a comprehensive sweep of…

Mamdani vows to investigate 100 construction sites in wake of New York City building collapse →6 articles from Just the News on this story
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Toronto Star13 Nov

A three-story residential and commercial building in Brooklyn collapsed into an adjacent excavation pit on Wednesday, resulting in eight deaths. The investigation is currently focusing on the excavation site and its contractors, who had a history of lawsuits and complaints, while the city's Department of Buildings currently faces a 9% vacancy rate in its 1,855 authorized inspector positions. This report highlights…

Brooklyn building collapse raises questions about city oversight and safety precautions →5 articles from Toronto Star on this story
Fox News13 Nov

A newly released video captures the moment a three-story building in Brooklyn collapsed on Wednesday, resulting in eight deaths and nearly 20 injuries. The footage, recorded inside a third-floor apartment, shows a resident's young children and wife as the living room walls begin to crumble during the structural failure. This report focuses on the harrowing personal experience of a resident while also highlighting…

Video from inside Brooklyn apartment captures moment New York City building collapsed, killing 8 →5 articles from Fox News on this story
The Straits Times12 Nov

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani expanded an investigation into construction sites following the collapse of an apartment building in Brooklyn on November 11, 2026, which killed at least eight people, including two children and two construction workers. The collapse also injured 18 others, including several firefighters. The adjacent construction site had been undergoing excavation work, including rock blasting, which…

New York mayor expands probe after Brooklyn building collapse kills 8 →4 articles from The Straits Times on this story
The Guardian13 Nov

The NYPD and FDNY have concluded their search and identified eight fatalities among the victims of a three-storey residential building collapse in Brooklyn that occurred on Wednesday. The fatalities include three construction workers and several undocumented immigrants, while 18 others were injured and one remains in critical condition. The report highlights that authorities had previously been notified of cracks…

Officials name victims of fatal Brooklyn building collapse as investigation widens →4 articles from The Guardian on this story
BBC12 Nov

On Wednesday, a three-story building in Brooklyn’s Flatbush neighborhood collapsed, killing eight people and injuring 18 others. The collapse occurred around 4 PM local time and involved the building partially falling into a construction pit next to it. The incident is under investigation, with officials considering the possibility of filing criminal charges. Mayor Zohran Mamdani emphasized the need to investigate…

What we know about Brooklyn building collapse that killed eight people →4 articles from BBC on this story
The Daily Wire12 Nov

At least eight people died and 17 were injured when a three-story building collapsed into a construction pit in Brooklyn, New York, on Wednesday evening. The collapse occurred at 2625 Bedford Ave., where developers were permitted to dig and lay a foundation for a new building but had violated safety regulations prior to the incident, leading to fines and suspension of work permits. Structural engineer Dan Eschenasy…

Death Toll Rises In NYC Collapse As Next-Door Site’s Safety Record Comes Under Fire →3 articles from The Daily Wire on this story
Sydney Morning Herald13 Nov

A Brooklyn apartment building collapsed in New York, resulting in eight deaths and 18 injuries. The report notes that a local family managed to scramble to safety during the structural failure. The article provides a brief factual account of the disaster and the immediate casualties.

Eight killed after New York apartment building crumbles →3 articles from Sydney Morning Herald on this story
ABC News (US)13 Nov

New York City authorities identified eight people killed when a three-story building in Brooklyn collapsed into an open construction site on Wednesday. The victims included two children, ages 9 and 10, and six other adults ranging in age from 22 to 31, while 18 other people were injured including four firefighters. Mayor Zohran Mamdani highlighted the diverse backgrounds of the victims and praised the heroism of…

What we know about victims of deadly Brooklyn building collapse →2 articles from ABC News (US) on this story
Washington Examiner12 Nov

Eight people, including two children, died and over a dozen others were injured after a three-story apartment building in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighborhood collapsed into a nearby construction site on Wednesday afternoon. The collapse occurred shortly after 4 p.m. while workers were excavating a neighboring lot near the intersection of Flatbush and Bedford avenues. This news report focuses on the immediate casualties…

Eight dead, including two children, in Brooklyn apartment collapse →2 articles from Washington Examiner on this story
Al Jazeera12 Nov

A three-storey mixed-use building in Brooklyn's Flatbush area collapsed on Wednesday afternoon, killing at least two people and injuring more than a dozen others, including four critically injured victims. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani provided updates on rescue operations via X, urging residents to stay away from the affected zone. The incident involved rescuers pulling survivors out of debris as FDNY Chief…

Building collapse in Brooklyn kills two, injures more than a dozen →2 articles from Al Jazeera on this story
Euronews12 Nov

A three-storey building in Brooklyn, New York, collapsed on Wednesday afternoon next to an active construction site, resulting in at least two deaths and 17 hospitalizations, with four people in critical condition. Rescue efforts involving over 250 firefighters and police continued through the night as they searched for survivors trapped under the rubble. The collapse occurred while workers were digging a foundation…

At least two dead while others are trapped in the rubble after a building collapse in New York City →2 articles from Euronews on this story
Times of India14 Nov

On November 11, 2026, a three-storey building in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighborhood suddenly collapsed, resulting in at least eight deaths and 17 injuries. Structural experts suggest that excavation work at an adjacent construction site may have destabilized the building's foundations, highlighting the importance of proper soil support during such projects. Michael Chajes, a civil engineering professor, noted that…

Why did a Brooklyn building collapse suddenly, killing eight? Experts point to excavation work at neighbouring construction site →2 articles from Times of India on this story
CBC11 Nov

A building collapse in Brooklyn's Flatbush neighborhood on Wednesday resulted in one death and four critically injured people. The incident occurred around 4 p.m. when a three-storey structure fell into an excavation pit adjacent to another demolished building, part of an ongoing construction project. Firefighters extensively searched the debris, rescuing individuals and using dogs for scent detection, while six…

1 dead, 4 critically injured after building collapse in New York City →
ABC News (AU)12 Nov

At least one person died and several others were injured when a building collapsed in Brooklyn, with some trapped under the wreckage. Emergency responders are working to rescue those still inside or beneath the debris. The incident occurred at a site adjacent to an area previously demolished for new development.

People trapped in wreckage as New York building collapse kills one →
The Hindu12 Nov

On Wednesday, November 11, 2026, a three-story building collapsed at a construction site in Brooklyn’s Flatbush area, resulting in at least two deaths and multiple injuries. Four people were hospitalized in critical condition, while six others sustained minor injuries. Rescue efforts involved firefighters using power tools and dogs to search for survivors under the rubble; one person was pulled alive from the debris…

At least two people dead, many feared trapped as building collapses in NYC →
Toronto Sun12 Nov

Emergency workers are currently searching the wreckage of a three-story building that collapsed into an adjacent construction site at 1321 Flatbush Ave. in Brooklyn on Wednesday afternoon. The collapse resulted in five confirmed deaths and at least 19 injuries, including seven children, with four victims currently in critical condition. New York City officials describe the situation as a prolonged and challenging…

Five dead and at least 19 injured after Brooklyn building collapse →
Global News12 Nov

A three-story apartment building in Brooklyn, New York, collapsed on Wednesday at 4:01 p.m., resulting in at least eight deaths and more than a dozen injuries, including three firefighters. The collapse occurred while construction was underway on a neighboring plot of land. Emergency workers rescued one survivor overnight and continue to search for potential victims under dangerous conditions, with heavy rain…

8 dead in New York City building collapse, more than a dozen injured →
Time12 Nov

An apartment building at 1321 Flatbush Avenue in Brooklyn’s Flatbush neighborhood collapsed on Wednesday, resulting in at least eight deaths and over a dozen injuries, including several children and three firefighters. The New York City Fire Department (FDNY) responded with more than 250 first responders, and rescue operations continued into Thursday under dangerous conditions. Mayor Zohran Mamdani expressed his…

Brooklyn Apartment Building Collapses, Killing 8: What To Know →
NPR12 Nov

First responders in Brooklyn continue to search for survivors following a three-story residential building collapse in the Flatbush neighborhood, which occurred the previous day. At least eight people have died and dozens have been injured. The New York City Fire Department has deployed over 250 firefighters and emergency workers to the site for ongoing search and rescue operations. Mayor Zohran Mamdani confirmed…

Casualties continue to rise after Brooklyn building collapses →
Daily Caller12 Nov

A three-story building in Brooklyn collapsed on Wednesday, killing eight people including two children, and injuring 18 others, including four firefighters. The collapse occurred as construction crews were excavating a neighboring property. Rescue efforts continued into Thursday, with crews battling heavy rain and debris to search for potential survivors. Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Fire Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore…

Building Collapse Leaves 8 Dead, First Responders Scrambling To Rescue Survivors →

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The collapse ripped away a wall shared with an adjacent building, which remained standing with the crammed closets and bedrooms of its apartments exposed.

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The building that collapsed was perched at the edge of a lot where another one-story building had been torn down for a construction project.

7 outlets

As of 6:30 a.m. Eastern time, four people were in critical condition, while five people were in hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries, the NYC Fire Department said in an emailed statement.

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Another 17 people were reportedly injured, including seven children and one firefighter, with both critical and non-life-threatening injuries, officials announced.

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Rescue operations underway after building collapses in Brooklyn, New York: FDNY ABC News · attributed to a source

Two pulled from rubble after NYC building collapses, search underway for others feared trapped: FDNY Fox News · attributed to a source

At least 1 killed in Brooklyn apartment building collapse, officials say CBS News · attributed to a source

New York City building collapse traps people in rubble Toronto Star · stated as fact

Horror scenes as building collapses in Brooklyn leaving four people trapped under rubble Daily Mail · stated as fact

New York City building collapse kills at least one, others trapped in rubble Just the News · stated as fact

New York City building collapse leaves people trapped in rubble The Independent · stated as fact

Massive NYC building collapse leaves at least 1 dead as FDNY searches through rubble New York Post · stated as fact

1 dead, 4 critically injured after building collapse in New York City CBC · stated as fact

One dead, several injured after New York building collapses The Straits Times · stated as fact

At least 1 person dead, 4 injured after a building collapse in Brooklyn NBC News · stated as fact

Brooklyn building collapse kills at least one, traps others in wreckage The Guardian · stated as fact

At least one dead after Brooklyn apartment building collapses Washington Examiner · stated as fact

New York building collapse kills one person and injures 12 BBC · stated as fact

People trapped in wreckage as New York building collapse kills one ABC News (Australia) · stated as fact

Three-storey building collapses in Brooklyn Al Jazeera · stated as fact

Deadly NYC Building Collapse Leaves Crews Searching For Survivors The Daily Wire · stated as fact

At least two people dead, many feared trapped as building collapses in NYC The Hindu · stated as fact

New York apartment block collapses, killing at least two people Sydney Morning Herald · stated as fact

At least two dead while others are trapped in the rubble after a building collapse in New York City Euronews · stated as fact

Five dead and at least 19 injured after Brooklyn building collapse Toronto Sun · stated as fact

Words to watch (5)

Witnesses who watched a Brooklyn building come crashing down felt helpless amid the chaos Toronto Star

NYC building collapse: Timeline of deadly disaster as rescuers race to pull survivors from rubble Fox News

Witnesses who watched a Brooklyn building come crashing down felt helpless amid the chaos The Independent

Excavation work eyed as potential cause of devastating Brooklyn building collapse that killed 8 New York Post

Terrifying video shows moment NYC building collapsed as neighbors reveal disturbing warning signs in weeks before tragedy that killed eight and left 18 injured Daily Mail

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Rich Calder
26 article(s) here · 1 carrying a prediction
The DOB approved the allegedly shoddy plans in March for the excavation of the lot at 2625 Bedford Ave, where a developer was set to build a three-floor, 25,000-square-foot mixed-use building.
“Kathy Hochul may be the worst governor in the history of New York State and one of the worst in the nation,” roared the commander-in-chief during a tele-rally promoting the campaigns of Blakeman and two other New York Republicans, Attorney General candidate Saritha Komatireddy and upstate congressional hopeful Anthony Constantino.
President Trump has agreed to grant a visa to the mother of a 15-year-old Bronx boy who was shot to death on his way to school, allowing her to travel from Ghana to NYC to mourn her son in person, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani said Saturday.
Critics – including President Trump — immediately called for her to step away, saying she was too political, biased and unethical to fairly investigate the case. Norman Siegel, a longtime civil rights lawyer, said James is doing the right thing, adding that her taking the case would be like a police commissioner commenting on police misconduct cases before a probe is finished.
Republican Bruce Blakeman hit three corners of NYC to deliver his affordability message Saturday as his gubernatorial bid reached the final stretch, jabbing opponent Gov. Kathy Hochul and “anti-American” Mayor Zohran Mamdani along the way.
The socialist mayor – who has been campaigning heavily to get Gov. Kathy Hochul re-elected in a race against Republican Bruce Blakeman – showed up at the Upper East Side site around 10 a.m. Hizzoner brought donuts for poll workers and was greeted by at least one heckler, who yelled “Communist! You suck!,” according to video posted on X. Early voting will continue for more than a week before Nov. 3 on Election Day.
The ballot questions before NYC voters in the Nov. 3 general election – which include measures to fast-track how City Hall approves controversial outdoor dining sheds and anti-car, so-called street-safety projects — were selected by a 15-member Charter Revision Commission appointed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
A big chunk of the money came from former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg; the Greater New York Hospital Association Management Corp.; and Leadership for New York, a super PAC run by Jay Martin, a political strategist and former executive director at the New York Apartment Association.
Adding insult to injury, the socialist mayor then ditched a fresh Gracie Mansion tradition launched by his predecessor Eric Adams — pulling the plug on the annual breakfast reception at Gracie Mansion honoring Polish heritage.
But the decisions that I make will be decisions made solely in what I feel is in the best interest of New Yorkers.
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Lois Weiss
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The DOB approved the allegedly shoddy plans in March for the excavation of the lot at 2625 Bedford Ave, where a developer was set to build a three-floor, 25,000-square-foot mixed-use building.
The only article under this byline in the corpus.

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Brooklyn HPD NYC Post the Department of Buildings

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Falade PERSON · 3× HPD ORG · 3× Brooklyn GPE · 2× DOB ORG · 2× Post ORG · 2× the Department of Buildings ORG · 2× NYC GPE · 1× New York GPE · 1× Olufemi Falade PERSON · 1× the Internal Revenue Service ORG · 1×

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Besides making the Worst Landlord’s List, Falade was sentenced to 12 days in jail in 2006 and fined another $50,000 for civil contempt for failing to fix more than 1,800 violations — including vermin infestations, exposed wires and leaking pipes — at 12 Brooklyn buildings he then owned.
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The DOB approved the allegedly shoddy plans in March for the excavation of the lot at 2625 Bedford Ave, where a developer was set to build a three-floor, 25,000-square-foot mixed-use building.

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The owner of the Brooklyn building that collapsed onto an adjacent construction site leaving eight people dead is not only a notorious slumlord — he’s also a deadbeat who owes more than $450,000 in fines, unpaid taxesand water bills, The Post has learned. asserted
Post → collapse → fines
Olufemi Falade — who has the dubious distinction of landing on the NYC public advocate’s annual “Worst Landlords Watchlist” six times — racked up nearly all of his debt at the three-story building at 1321 Flatbush Ave. that crumbled Wednesday. asserted
that → have → .
A review of city records found that he owes $170,000 in fines issued by the Department of Buildings in 2019 for improperly displayed signs. asserted
he → find → signs
He also owes the city $114,945 in unpaid water bills accumulated over several years and $113,526 in property taxes dating to 2021. asserted
He → owe → 2021
Separately, Falade owes the Internal Revenue Service another $49,269 for unpaid personal federal income taxes, according to a 2010 lien. uncertain
Falade → owe → lien
He also owes New York state another $4,316 in personal income taxes. asserted
He → owe → taxes
The city is still trying to determine who is at fault for the building collapse. asserted
who → try → collapse
The city signed off on deep excavation plans for the construction site that likely caused the collapse — even though it lacked key structural support, The Post previously reported. asserted
Post → sign → support
The DOB approved the allegedly shoddy plans in March for the excavation of the lot at 2625 Bedford Ave, where a developer was set to build a three-floor, 25,000-square-foot mixed-use building. uncertain
developer → approve → building
Records show the plans provided extensive and sophisticated shoring and bracing along the majority of the lot, including the backyard of 1321 Flatbush Ave. — but the blueprints crucially did not include any hard reinforcements right alongside the now-collapsed building. asserted
blueprints → show → building
Besides making the Worst Landlord’s List, Falade was sentenced to 12 days in jail in 2006 and fined another $50,000 for civil contempt for failing to fix more than 1,800 violations — including vermin infestations, exposed wires and leaking pipes — at 12 Brooklyn buildings he then owned. asserted
he → make → buildings
The Flatbush Avenue building had 98 open violations with the city’s Department of Housing Preservation and Development before it collapsed, including violations for a leaky roof, defective doors, bedbug infestations and exposed wiring, according to HPD records. uncertain
it → have → records
The leaky roof violations date as far back as 1976 and continued being issued through earlier this year. asserted
violations → date → year
Falade purchased the 96-year-old building in 1999 for an undisclosed price under the entity “Femi Realty Corp,” city property records show. asserted
records → purchase → entity
In November 2024, he transferred ownership to another entity he controls, “Isolag Realty Corp,” signing off on the deed as both the seller and buyer with no money exchanged. asserted
he → transfer → money
Shifting properties between shell companies to evade fines and taxes is common among rogue landlords, but it doesn’t absolve them of debt, according to legal experts. Massimo D’Angelo, a longtime real estate attorney with Blank Rome, said HPD and the Department of Buildings need to do a better job sharing their files when it comes to safety violations to help boost enforcement. uncertain
it → shift → enforcement
“There has to be unity between HPD and DOB files, and particularly for structural oversight violations,” D’Angelo said. asserted
D’Angelo → have → violations
“This guy was rotting in jail for 12 days and it didn’t cure the problem. asserted
it → rot → problem
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