267 Columbia Street, Brooklyn, NY 11231

The three-unit, three-story building at 267 Columbia Street, owned by Deborah Schneiderman, has experienced several noteworthy issues since 2021, most recently in March 2023. The building, constructed in 1920, was active in 311 service requests, with a rat sighting reported and subsequently investigated by the DOHMH in June 2021, though the property passed inspection with only minor violations.

More concerning was a series of Department of Buildings (DOB) incidents in March 2023, when inspections were triggered by complaints about construction work and concerns about debris with potential falling hazards. While the construction-related complaint was found to have no violations at the time of inspection, a significant violation was noted regarding the building's facade, specifically at 68 Carroll Street, where stucco was reported to be displacing and falling into the terrace above the garage, leading to a partial vacate order affecting a 20-foot area of the terrace adjacent to Building 4.

The property has maintained a positive track record in terms of pest management, as evidenced by three consecutive years of bedbug reporting compliance from 2019 through 2024, with no reported infestations in any of the dwelling units during the specified reporting periods. The most recent bedbug report from April 2024 indicated zero infested units, zero eradicated units, and zero re-infested units, marking three years of successful pest management since the last infestation-related complaint in 2020. While the facade issues in March 2023 and the previous rodent sighting in 2021 warrant attention, the building's overall maintenance of a pest-free environment since 2020 is a notable aspect of its recent history.