90 Remsen Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201

Located in Brooklyn Heights, 90 Remsen Street is a four-story, seven-unit co-op building constructed in 1899. The building, currently classified as "HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS A," has experienced several maintenance issues over the past few years, most notably regarding its boiler system. In late 2022, a defective boiler complaint was filed, leading to an inspection that resulted in an Oath Violation being served.

The building received an Environmental Control Board violation for an unregistered boiler, specifically a Peerless Boiler Model 64-11-SPRK-W/S with 575,000 BTUs, which carries an active penalty of $625.0. The building's rodent inspection results have been concerning, with failed inspections recorded in February and March 2023, though these issues appear to have been addressed based on previous successful inspections in 2013 and 2015. On a positive note, the building has demonstrated effective pest management in recent years, as evidenced by six consecutive bedbug reports from 2020 through 2025, all indicating zero infested dwelling units, zero eradicated units, and zero re-infested units.

This consistent record of bedbug-free status suggests effective pest control measures are currently in place. While the building has experienced some mechanical and cleanliness challenges, particularly regarding the boiler registration and rodent inspections, these issues appear to have been addressed or are being managed through appropriate channels. The most recent available data shows stability in pest management, though the age of the building (126 years old as of 2025) means ongoing maintenance and compliance with building codes will remain important considerations.