415 Red Hook Lane, Brooklyn, NY 11201

The 21-story residential building at 415 Red Hook Lane in Downtown Brooklyn, owned by Trevor King, has had a relatively short but eventful history since its 2015 construction. The property, consisting of 108 units and classified as a Class A building, has experienced recurring food establishment-related issues, with multiple Department of Health and Mental Hygiene complaints between 2022 and 2024 regarding odors and sanitation concerns. A significant incident occurred in January 2019 when a heat and hot water emergency complaint was logged for the entire building, though HPD was unable to gain access for inspection.

The building has faced two notable Housing Maintenance Code violations in 2019 requiring proper gas leak safety notifications and housing information guide postings, both of which remain open as of the latest inspection records. Environmental Control Board violations in 2023 highlighted issues with electrical conduit water sealing and pit maintenance, though these were resolved with no penalties imposed. The property's maintenance record shows consistent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements from 2022-2024, with no infestations reported during these periods.

While rodent inspections from 2010 through 2017 show a mix of passed and failed inspections, the most recent inspections indicate improvement, with results showing either compliance or rat activity being addressed. The building's 311 service requests demonstrate ongoing attention to food safety and sanitation matters, with the most recent complaints in 2024-2025 regarding rodents and odor issues in food establishments, though these were not directly related to the residential portions of the building. The property has maintained active communication with housing authorities, as evidenced by multiple bedbug reports being submitted on time, indicating compliance with health and safety requirements despite the various historical violations and service requests.