368 50th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220

368 50th Street is a 2-story, 3-unit residential building constructed in 1910 in Sunset Park, currently owned by Peter Disalvo and classified as HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS A. The building has undergone regular bedbug reporting compliance checks over the past several years, with the most recent 2024 report showing zero infested units, following a similar pattern in 2021 where no infestations were reported between 2019-2020.

These reports were triggered by annual filing requirements rather than actual infestations, with violations issued in 2022-2024 for late bedbug report submissions, though these violations are now closed. Significantly, the building experienced structural concerns in July 2019 when vibrations or shaking were reported, with building inspectors noting that the structure was rendered non-compliant due to damage sustained from firefighter operations during a fire at the adjacent property (370 50th Street).

This violation lingered until December 2022 when it was dismissed, with records indicating that necessary repairs to the second-floor front room ceiling had been completed. While the building's recent history shows improved compliance with bedbug reporting requirements and resolution of the structural violation, it's worth noting that the building's age and two-unit status classify it as a "HEREAFTER CONVERTED CLASS A" structure, typically indicative of a former transient or commercial use that has been converted to permanent residential units.