564 Pacific Street, Brooklyn, NY 11217

564 Pacific Street is a 6-story, 45-unit residential building constructed in 1920 in the Park Slope neighborhood, currently owned by Mark Scharfman. The property has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past two years (2024-2025), particularly in 2024, with multiple complaints and violations related to water leaks, pest infestations, and unsanitary conditions. Most notably, there were multiple water leak complaints in July 2024, resulting in violations, along with complaints about mold and pests during the same period. In July 2024, the building faced heating and hot water issues affecting the entire building, which were classified as emergencies. A more recent complaint about unsanitary conditions related to pests was filed in October 2024, though the inspection could not be completed due to lack of access.

The building has also faced various internal issues requiring attention to safety and maintenance standards. In August 2024, violations were issued for pest infestation (specifically roaches) in Apartment 5G, along with problems with bathroom fixtures and ceiling conditions. Other violations from 2024 include issues with self-closing doors at the building entrance and west yard, as well as problems with storage bins and construction materials affecting fire passageways. The property has a documented history of pest control efforts, with the building passing rodent inspections in 2018 and demonstrating compliance with bait applications in 2012. There have been no reported bedbug infestations since 2019, with recent filings showing zero infested or eradicated units since 2020.

The building appears to have addressed several maintenance issues over time, as various violations from 2024 have been marked as "Closed" after corrections were made, including repairs to water leaks and other code violations. Additional historical context includes a 2021 complaint regarding building stability concerns, which was investigated but no violation was found. There have been several construction-related complaints and inspections, with some requiring access that could not be granted to inspectors. The building's permit history shows activity related to exterior work (EW) in 2019, though specific details of the work were not provided in the records. The property has maintained regular compliance with bedbug reporting requirements, consistently reporting zero infestations since the end of 2019.