30 7th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11217

30 Seventh Avenue in Park Slope is a three-story, four-unit residential building constructed in 1873, currently owned by Joseph Poggioli. The building has experienced some recent structural concerns, particularly regarding its rear yard area, which was cited in December 2023 as being in a "severe state of disrepair" and potentially hazardous due to its proximity to adjacent property work at 28 Seventh Avenue.

This violation was classified as V-DOB VIOLATION - ACTIVE and was noted to affect occupancy safety during adjacent property operations. The building experienced multiple construction-related complaints in December 2023, though inspections conducted on December 4 and December 7, 2023, determined that no violations warranted enforcement action: one of these complaints was eventually resolved with a vacate order being fully rescinded in February 2024. In terms of pest control, the building has maintained an excellent record with no reported bedbug infestations or required eradication efforts over the past several years, with consistent reports from 2019 through December 2024 showing zero infested units.

The property has not shown any evidence of rodent problems, having passed an initial inspection in April 2013. While the building's age and recent structural concerns warrant attention, the comprehensive history of pest control maintenance and rodent-free status suggests effective management in these areas. The most pressing current concern appears to be the active V-DOB violation regarding the rear yard's condition, which could potentially impact resident safety during adjacent property work.