177 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11201

The 3-unit, 1899 Brooklyn Heights building at 177 Atlantic Avenue, owned by Mustafa Bahceci, has experienced several noteworthy incidents and regulatory requirements over recent years. Most concerning are the recurring food-related issues, with three documented complaints between 2019 and 2024 regarding food safety violations, including foreign objects in food and spoiled food, suggesting potential sanitation and safety concerns in food preparation areas. The building has had persistent administrative requirements regarding bedbug reporting, with violations issued in 2021-2024 for failure to file annual reports, though no actual infestations were reported in the filings between 2019 and now, indicating proper management of this issue.

The property also faced several violations for failing to submit required external low pressure inspection reports in 2020-2021, which were ultimately dismissed in 2024. The building's Department of Buildings history shows some accessibility issues, with an inspector unable to gain access during a Local Law 188/17 compliance inspection in April 2023. A prior boiler inspection violation from 2019 was resolved with a $1,000 penalty.

While recent bedbug reporting has shown consistent "0" counts for infested, eradicated, and re-infested units since 2019, suggesting effective management of this pest issue, the frequency of filing violations and food establishment complaints indicates areas requiring attention. Rodent inspections in 2013 passed, and there have been no recent complaints regarding this issue, suggesting improvement in pest management. The building's overall compliance record shows a pattern of addressing violations, though with some recurring issues regarding timely reporting of required inspections and potential food safety concerns.