466 State Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217

The three-unit, three-story converted dwelling at 466 State Street in Boerum Hill, owned by Rodrigo Lema and built in 1925, has experienced several notable maintenance issues in recent years. Most recently, there have been two documented slow water leak complaints in 2024 (March and July), with one inspected by HPD and another where access was not granted. In 2023, an electrical lighting complaint was filed that also could not be inspected due to access issues.

The building had multiple security and safety concerns addressed in 2022, including several emergency door-related violations (affecting Unit 2 and common areas) that required repairs to self-closing doors, along with a roof access ladder safety issue. A bed bug report from 2024 indicates no infestations during the previous year, following a consistent pattern of zero infestations reported in previous years (2020-2023). Earlier maintenance history reveals a pattern of plumbing and infrastructure issues, including a 2020 flooring complaint that resulted in violations, and multiple water-related problems.

The building's maintenance records show regular monitoring of rodent activity, with most recent inspections (2014-2020) showing either passed inspections or bait application. The property has undergone various plumbing work between 2018 and 2021, with one significant incident in 2019 regarding a revoked master plumber's license that required a permit reissuance. While there have been multiple service requests and violations over the years, it's worth noting that most recent violations and complaints have been addressed and closed, though some required multiple reporting attempts before inspection access was granted. The building's management has demonstrated compliance with bed bug reporting requirements, consistently reporting zero infested units since at least 2020.