377 5th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11215

377 5th Avenue is a four-story, six-unit New Law Tenement building constructed in 1920, currently owned by Paul Horowitz and located in the Park Slope neighborhood. The building has experienced several rodent-related incidents over the past decade, with the most recent occurring in September 2024 involving a food establishment that was subsequently closed by the NYC Health Department.

A notable pattern emerged in 2021 when the building originally received a rodent violation that led to a follow-up inspection, though this ultimately passed in June 2021. While rodent issues have been documented, they appear to be containable, as evidenced by compliance passes in subsequent inspections.

The property has maintained a commendable record regarding bedbug incidents, with all five consecutive annual reports (2020-2025) showing zero infestations in any dwelling units. Building maintenance and compliance records show generally responsible management, with the most recent Department of Buildings permit issued in August 2019 for plumbing work (Permit Sequence #02, Job #321753116). The rodent control inspections, while demonstrating some initial challenges, have shown improvement with passing results in recent years, suggesting active management of pest control measures.