292 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11201

The four-story, five-unit building at 292 Atlantic Avenue in Boerum Hill, built in 1900 and currently owned by Brandon Baron, has experienced several notable events and compliance requirements in recent years. Most concerning is the current active status of two Local Law 188/17 Compliance Inspections as of May 2025, and a recent violation issued in April 2023 for failure to file the 2022 External Low-Pressure Inspection, with a similar violation from June 2023 having been dismissed. The building has maintained consistent bedbug reporting compliance from 2019 to present, with all reports showing zero infested or re-infested units.

The property has a history of food establishment-related complaints between 2019 and 2023, including issues with bare hands in food contact, rodent/insect concerns, and improper food handling, all of which were addressed and closed. Several housing maintenance code violations have been recorded and resolved, including a notable issue in 2008 regarding inadequate hot water supply in Apartment 2 and various safety-related violations such as staircase maintenance and fire escape requirements. Two specific violations related to unauthorized work were recorded in 2018 regarding a metal awning installation, resulting in penalties that were subsequently resolved.

The building's history of violations suggests ongoing attention to maintenance and compliance requirements, though recent bedbug reports and food establishment complaints indicate some ongoing management challenges. The property has shown consistent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements from 2019 to 2025, with no infestations reported in any of the annual filings. Recent permit-related activity includes multiple permits issued in 2018 for various work, though the current status of one permit from September 2018 remains in process as of 2025, potentially representing unfinished or unverified work. The building's management has generally addressed violations when cited, though the recent Local Law 188 compliance issues suggest ongoing monitoring may be required.