360 57th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11220

The three-unit, three-story residential building at 360 57th Street in Sunset Park, owned by Zoraida Hernandez, has a concerning pattern of unaddressed violations and complaints over recent years. Most notably, from 2021 through 2024, all four annual bedbug report violations remain open, indicating consistent non-compliance with Housing Maintenance Code requirements despite the annual nature of these filings.

The building's only documented Department of Buildings complaint, filed in June 2022 regarding an alleged illegal conversion, was marked as closed in December 2022, though the inspection reportedly noted "Access Denied – 2nd Attempt," suggesting that officials were unable to verify the conditions at that time. Built in 1915 and classified as a Heretofore Converted Class B building, this property has maintained its original structure while introducing multiple residential units.

The persistent bedbug report violations, which are Class A infractions under the Housing Maintenance Code, represent the most significant ongoing regulatory issue, potentially affecting residents' comfort and safety. The failure to address these violations over multiple reporting periods is particularly noteworthy, as compliance with bedbug reporting requirements is a straightforward administrative obligation that typically should not present operational challenges.