603 Carroll Street, Brooklyn, NY 11215

The three-unit, three-story brownstone at 603 Carroll Street in Park Slope, owned by Ariel Socarras, has maintained a consistent record of compliance with New York City housing regulations since 2021, particularly in relation to bedbug reporting. The building, constructed in 1899 and classified as an Old Law Tenement, has undergone regular annual bedbug reporting requirements, showing no instances of infestation in any of the recent annual filings from 2021 through July 2025.

While the property experienced four consecutive Housing Maintenance Code violations between 2021 and 2024 for failing to submit the required annual bedbug report (all class A violations), these were curiously recurring violations for the same infraction, rather than indicating actual bedbug presence. Each of these violations was subsequently resolved, and more recently, the building has consistently filed timely bedbug reports with no reported cases of infestation. In terms of pest management, the building's record has been exemplary since 2017, when an initial rodent inspection conducted on December 22 resulted in a passing grade.

The property has demonstrated good maintenance practices in recent years, with no significant violations or reported issues impacting resident safety or comfort. The most recent bedbug report submitted in July 2025 confirms the building's continued pest-free status for the reporting period of November 2023 to October 2024, noting zero infested, eradicated, or re-infested units. The building's recent compliance with bedbug reporting requirements and lack of any significant recent violations suggests improved adherence to housing maintenance codes, though the pattern of earlier violations warrants noting as a historical rather than current concern.