92 Sterling Place, Brooklyn, NY 11217

92 Sterling Place is a four-unit, four-story building constructed in 1882 in Park Slope, currently owned by Joseph Williams. The building has experienced several significant maintenance issues over the past few years, with the most recent concerns including heat/hot water problems (February 2024) and pest infestations (February 2024).

Between 2022-2023, apartment unit 2 has been particularly affected by multiple issues including mold (both 2022 and 2023 violations), carbon monoxide detector problems, and smoke detector concerns, all of which have been addressed through various violations and inspections. The building has also faced several infrastructure and safety concerns, including cooking gas supply issues, water leaks, and plumbing problems in 2022, along with concerns about non-self-closing doors that were documented in February 2024. The property has maintained an active bedbug reporting history from 2019 to present, with no documented infestations in any of the reports, suggesting effective pest management practices.

Rodent activity was noted in early 2022, with multiple inspections showing rat activity, though a compliance inspection in March 2022 indicated improvement, with bait applied to address the issue. The building's violation record shows a mixture of emergency and non-emergency issues, with the most pressing concerns typically being addressed promptly through HPD inspections and subsequent certifications of correction. Notably, all bedbug reports since 2019 have indicated zero infested units, and the most recent violation notices regarding doors requiring self-closing mechanisms were promptly certified as corrected in February 2024.