467 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217

467 Pacific Street is a 5-story, 25-unit residential building constructed in 1912, currently owned by Thomas Sussewell. The property has experienced recurring maintenance issues, with particularly significant problems occurring in 2019. During that year, there were multiple complaints regarding electrical issues, including documented incidents of no lighting and defective wiring, which resulted in violations and a fine of $1,630 for unauthorized electrical work.

There were also significant problems in Apartment 1, including multiple Housing Maintenance Code violations for flooring, cabinetry, wall surfaces, and the absence of smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. The building underwent some construction activity in early 2019 that led to several complaints about work being done contrary to stop work orders, though inspections typically found no violations warranting penalties. More recent concerns include a notable bedbug situation, with the most recent report from December 2024 showing infestations in 6 units, though 8 units were apparently treated and 3 were re-infested.

The building has undergone regular rodent inspections, with the last two action dates in 2014 showing bait applied consistently. While there was a period of multiple maintenance violations in 2019, including some regarding the need to properly file bedbug reports, the violation status for these earlier issues indicates resolution in most cases. The Department of Buildings records show various permit issuances between 2018 and 2020, suggesting some ongoing maintenance and improvement work has been authorized and carried out.