76 Nevins Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217

76 Nevins Street is a three-story, two-family house located in Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, owned by Frances Malloy and constructed in 1920. The property has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past decade, with the most recent being a water supply plumbing issue in April 2023 that required HPD intervention but resulted in no violations.

In 2022, the building was cited for improper electrical installations related to air conditioning units in the commercial space, resulting in an Environmental Control Board violation and a $1,250 penalty, though this appears to have been resolved. The building has also faced challenges with rodent control, showing initial signs of rat activity in March 2021, though a follow-up compliance inspection in May 2021 resulted in a passing grade. Historical records show consistent attention to rodent control, with inspections in 2013 and 2018 also passing, indicating the building management's responsiveness to pest control requirements.

The property has experienced some operational compliance issues, including a vaccination mandate non-compliance report in October 2021 related to customer proof of vaccination checks. While the building's maintenance history shows periodic issues requiring governmental intervention, particularly with plumbing and pest control, the relatively quick resolutions to most complaints suggest ongoing management of these challenges. The building's two-family configuration and mixed-use nature (with at least one commercial space as evidenced by the 2022 violation) provide context for some of the unique maintenance challenges noted in the records.