307 Livingston Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217

307 Livingston Street is a three-story, two-family residential building located in Downtown Brooklyn, owned by Catherine Logiudice and constructed in 1920. The building has experienced recurring pest management issues, particularly with rodents, evidenced by multiple DOHMH inspections and rodent activity reports between 2021 and 2022, with bait applications routinely documented.

The property has also faced several maintenance challenges, particularly in 2020, when residents reported issues with heat and hot water, water supply problems, and toilet plumbing issues, all of which were classified as emergencies. An electrical outage affecting lighting was documented in April 2019, with multiple complaints about no lighting received between April 5 and April 14 of that year, though most of these were closed without violations being found upon inspection.

Recent complaints suggest ongoing concerns, including a rodent and insect/garbage issue reported in May 2024, which was closed by the NYC Health Department. The building's historic complaint pattern shows a mix of resolved maintenance issues and pest management needs, though no active bedbug infestations have been reported in the past five years, with the most recent filings (2022-2023) showing zero infested units. The property management has generally responded to inspection requests, though there have been instances (notably in 2019) where inspectors were unable to gain access to inspect reported conditions.